Private hospital’s future at risk
Victor Harbor Hospital board chairman Philip Goode has revealed Victor Harbor Private Hospital has less than 18 months to improve revenue or the hospital...
Students speak for change
Body image, climate change, social media, racism, sustainable farming and mental health - these and other social issues were on the table for discussion...
Off to Common Grounds market | PHOTOS
The inaugural Common Grounds market drew people from not just the breadth of the Fleurieu Peninsula, but from Adelaide and other parts of the...
Coast’s natural wonders
Spring into all that nature has to offer across the Fleurieu Coast as the Festival of Nature begins on Saturday, October 7.
More than 35...
Closure at the Creek
Councillors and Langhorne Creek farmer Grant McAnaney have saved Alexandrina ratepayers a part of $130,000 after a successful deputation at the September 18 Alexandrina...
DIT asks locals for thoughts
The Department of Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) has admitted that it has not consulted with the Cape Jervis community well in the early stages...
Sport Precinct moved forward not back
Another step forward for the Regional Community, Sport and Recreation Precinct (The Precinct), as the City of Victor Harbor will soon progress to a...
Jetty fight continues
In another show of support for keeping a recreational fishing jetty in Cape Jervis, locals and holidaymakers came together at the helipad on Sunday...
Men’s Shed celebrates 30 years in Goolwa
Despite inclement weather, nothing could dampen spirits at an event on Goolwa Oval to celebrate 30 years of Men’s Sheds in Australia.
Goolwa has a...
Messy Church is a place for family
On September 10, Victor Harbor Lutheran Church hosted its fourth Messy Church event for the year, an event which aims to get parents and...
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...
