Swimming in wine a glut gripped
Even early removal of Chinese antidumping tariffs would not be enough to prevent Australia’s wine industry facing several years of oversupply, Rabobank says in...
Middleton feels crossed out
It has been over eight months since the devastating storms on November 12, 2022, which saw Middleton residents race against time to preserve their...
It’s a housing crisis
Economists have long touted the fact that unaffordable housing in the regions is a key driver of the ‘brain and brawn drain’ - the...
JETTY CAST AWAY: Closure a reel-y big loss for Cape Jervis
The public jetty at Cape Jervis will be removed and there are no current plans to build a replacement in the same location, the...
Community backs a community band
The Goolwa Band belts a truly great sound and is highly respected in the Fleurieu community.
So much so that the Corinthians, St John and...
Marine life workshop
Science Week is a celebration of science in the community. Tony and Phyll Bartram hosted, with their great team of volunteers, the 13th Science...
Anyone can help at centre
The Goolwa Community Centre is an all inclusive, inter-generational space where everyone is welcome and not judged.
They have an amazing program where people can...
Enticing rare glossy-black cockatoos back to mainland
Greening Australia and the World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia are teaming up to plant more than 19,000 food and nesting trees to entice one...
Environmental education
Encounter Lutheran College prides itself on the diversity of its curriculum and the college is a leader in environmental education.
To celebrate National Tree Day,...
Fleurieu success in vegetation grants
The Native Vegetation Council has approved $2.49 million in grant funding for five projects to restore 320 hectares of native woodlands in the Hills...
Digital literacy a focus at local libraries
Fleurieu libraries are proud to announce the launch of the Being Digital program, an initiative delivered in partnership with Telstra and LibrariesSA, aimed at...
