Wheel-y good way to help
Meals on Wheels (MoW) is a not-for-profit, community-based volunteer organisation working throughout South Australia since 1954, and it has assisted many people in the community...
Firebugs on notice this summer
SA Police (SAPOL) and the Minister for Police and Emergency Services have issued a stern reminder to would-be arsonists and the wider public as...
Bendigo Bank serves up vital funding
The Willunga Tennis Club was one of several Fleurieu Peninsula organisations to receive funding at the Fleurieu Community Bank Ambassador event, held at Willunga...
Wilson relishes in Strikers’ title win
Former Strathalbyn cricketer Ella Wilson and her Adelaide Strikers are on cloud nine after winning their second consecutive WBBL title on Saturday night.
The Strikers...
Christmas rolls into Compass
Santa Claus and his sleigh were towed around Mount Compass town on Sunday evening before making his way to a community event at Mount...
Fleurieu wineries set foot in India
Two Fleurieu Peninsula-based wineries have entered the Indian market for the first time, potentially paving the way for more local brands hoping to export...
Trio makes state footy squad
Three Great Southern footballers have been selected in the 2024 SA Under 18 Girls Football Academy sqaud.
Lily Baxter, of Victor Harbor, Shae Archbold, of...
World Champion is locked in for TDU
Two-time World Champion cyclist Julian Alaphilippe has confirmed he will line up at the Santos Tour Down Under this summer.
The crowd favourite, known for...
Welcome to the club
There is a buzz around Normanville Beach as the long-awaited opening of its newest foreshore facility takes place this week.
The keys to the...
Have your say on Goolwa North
Goolwa residents have until December 10 to sign a petition and contribute submissions opposing a code amendment that could see 2,500 homes built in...
Crowd loves an afternoon with the stars
While Elvis brought the crowd to its feet at the recent November Live Arts At Newland concert, it was Dame Shirley Bassey singing 'Hey...
