Always learning at TAFE
This month Diana Hurford, Early Childhood Education Lecturer at the Victor Harbor TAFESA campus, along with Stacey Williams and Nya McHughes , Educators at...
Exhibition to grace Willunga
Media personality Keith Conlon, often referred to as Mr. South Australia because of his love and knowledge of the history of this state, will...
Operation Christmas Child launches in Fleurieu
Across the Fleurieu, church volunteers are working hard to collect and pack shoe boxes of toys, school supplies and toiletries for the Samaritan’s Purse...
Car collection hits the road
Watch out this Sunday, October 29, between 2.30pm and 4.30pm for a beautiful collection of classic vehicles.
The Historic Motor Vehicles Club Fleurieu Peninsula will...
Rotary clubs support youth science students
Three young south coast students are off to the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) in Canberra in January, thanks to the help of Rotary.
The...
Big run to Mount Panorama
Matt Wilson and Jamie Freeman are two locals currently on the road, raising money for children in need through the Variety Aussie Muscle Car...
Restaurants served awards
Four Fleurieu Peninsula eateries have proven they offer some of the best services in the state, with one even being named Restaurant of the...
Grant numbers rack up
The new round of Alexandrina Council Grants has been announced, with over $60,000 being awarded to 26 different Alexandrina businesses, clubs, and community groups.
The...
Dust to dust
Member for Finniss David Basham has written to Minister for Health and Wellbeing Chris Picton regarding helicopter use at the Southern Fleurieu Health Service...
Calls for Halls pay off
After an absence of nearly 25 years, South Australia’s iconic Halls soft drink is set to return to supermarket shelves.
And making the comeback possible...
Crack-the-Jack is back
Crack-the-Jack
Excellent conditions prevailed for the first round of the new season with 26 pairs taking part.
A big thank you to sponsor, Gary Fox,...
