More deer culled in aerial operation
A total of 1019 feral deer have been culled from the Fleurieu Peninsula’s population through an aerial cull in late September.
The cull, which took...
Antiques valued at Seaside Markets
There will be valuations of any antique items at the Victor Harbor Beachside Market on Sunday, October 23 between 9.30am to 3pm. The site...
Vulnerable women gain access to vital support
The Fleurieu Phoenix Program is an initiative of the Goolwa Community Centre in partnership with The Haven Goolwa, Alexandrina Council and other service partners.
Goolwa...
Come along and have a YARN
Members of the Victor Harbor ‘Yarn’ Group will be holding an exhibition of their latest creations at the Victor Harbor Library during library opening...
Arch Bishop to come to Victor and Goolwa
It has been many years since the Arch Bishop has ventured to the Fleurieu Peninsula, but on October 29 and 30, Arch Bishop Patrick...
Nurses reunite 52 years after service in Vietnam
Victor Harbor resident Betty Lockwood and Di Clark, from Perth, recently reunited 52 years after service in Vietnam.
In 1970, Betty and Di were nurses...
Underwear-clad women take to the streets
The streets of Victor Harbor will be full of underwear-clad women on Saturday, all in the name of celebrating the perfect imperfection that is...
Young author impresses
Members of the Rotary Club of Encounter Bay enjoyed a talk from an aspiring young writer at their dinner meeting.
Nomiki Thomas, who is 13-years-old,...
Book sale at the library
If you love reading then there is one book sale you need to go to.
Friends of the Victor Harbor Library will hold a Spring...
Port Elliot’s history is enriched by community
Lorraine Pomery was a driving force behind the Port Elliot Branch of the National Trust and protecting the heritage of the Port Elliot Railway...
A new pharmacist on the block
24-year-old Clayton Bay girl, Chantel van den Berg is set to become the newest fully qualified pharmacist at National Pharmacies, Victor Harbor.
In just a...
