Six decades of marriage and mateship
John and Dorothy Cook have lived a long life together, after being married at six pm on March 23, 1963, they are now about...
Fuel subsidy would be a local lifesaver
The state government has announced a major increase in the Patient Assistance Transport Scheme for the first time in more than 20 years, doubling...
Crime, lack of police pushes out cafe owners
An increase in crime and lack of police in the area has led to the joint owners of Caffe on Bungala in Normanville to...
Dunes and foreshore cleaned up
Twenty volunteers ranging in age from seven to 84 years, including City of Victor Harbor mayor Moira Jenkins, took part in Victor Harbor Coastcare’s...
Wendy has a way with snakes
The love of animals and the environment is what drew Wendy Conaghty to first become a snake catcher For 17 years now, ‘Wendy the...
Homestay help is appreciated at Victor High
The international exchange program has hit record numbers after a harsh few years due to Covid, welcoming 690 new exchange students to the state,...
Carp carcasses carpet beaches
Another wave of juvenile European carp have washed up on Fleurieu beaches over the weekend, including at Middleton, where the fish carpeted the popular beach...
Walk puts a focus on little-known cancer
A 3.8-kilometre walk designed to shine a light on a little-known cancer has raised nearly $6500.
The 3.8 With a Mate walk in Goolwa on...
Walking in memory of Judith
The Shiraz Trail was filled with people honouring a special woman while raising money to beat ovarian cancer on Sunday, February 26.
Judith’s Walk is...
Barry settles into retirement
After more than five decades with the postal service, Barry Jeffery is enjoying post-Normanville Post Office manager life.
Barry officially finished up at the office...
Yankalilla cannot be denied
Wow! What a showcase of netball we saw on Saturday at the GSNA Grand Final at McLaren Vale with the Tigers roaring their way...
