Dragons search for new home continues
The Victor Dragons need a new home for its two dragon boats.
They do not require a club house, just a storage facility.
Since the Victor...
Wakame detection prompts reminder of marine biodiversity importance
Discovery of the highly invasive Wakame or Japanese kelp in South Australian waters has prompted fresh calls for volunteers at Victor Harbor Coast Care,...
Worth a spot in the garden
Magnolias, depending on the species, generally grow well in our Mediterranean climate and the beauty is that they’re fast growing and can be either...
Be fire ready
It is going to be one long hot summer on the Fleurieu Peninsula and the City of Victor Harbor’s Fire Prevention Team have begun...
Low returns on winter crops
After three consecutive strong harvests, Australian grain and oilseed production is set to return to more modest totals for the current season as drier...
Protectors of the Murray Darling
More than 150 local government representatives from along the River Murray gathered in Murray Bridge for the 79th National Conference and Annual General Meeting...
Dry times ahead
The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder will use water this year to support the new waterbird fledglings and young native fish born during the flood...
Strategy to tackle Fleurieu pest seeks community feedback
The new Hills and Fleurieu Regional Pest Plant and Animal Strategy is now open for public consultation, and Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu is calling...
Students speak for social change
Body image, climate change, social media, racism, sustainable farming and mental health - these and other social issues were on the table for discussion...
Wine tourism winners vying for world award
Two Fleurieu businesses are amongst an elite group of six South Australian organisations in the running to be crowned the world's favourite wine tourism...
