If Meta were a miner we’d shut them down
I’m often asked why Meta, owners of Facebook, should be forced to pay compensation to news publishers.
It’s a fair question.
On the surface, Facebook can...
Culture and country celebrated
An Indigenous cultural and healing festival on the banks of the Coorong has been named among the recipients of the South Australian Tourism Commission’s...
Aboriginal health centre 23 years in the making now open
A long time goal for the Ngarrindjeri people was realised with the opening of the newly built, fit for purpose Moorundi Health Centre.
About...
Bowling at Encounter Bay
It was a lovely afternoon for President’s Pairs, sponsored this week by SOMA Health and Beauty.
A very belated presentation was made to Bev Newman...
Coaches Award to Heaslip
Victor Harbor's champion onballer Ben Heaslip may have finished runner up to Willunga's Sam Renney for the 2025 Great Southern Football League (GSFL) Mail...
Uzbekistan art under microscope
On August 25, about 75 people attended a talk in Victor Harbor by visiting author and cultural revivalist Chris Aslan on the fascinating architecture,...
Remembering Mason Eric
Forever five, Mason Eric continues to leave a mark for all who were fortunate to meet him. With a smile that always brightened a...
Rural health a hot topic
More than 50 doctors and medical students converged on Victor Harbor to take part in clinical skills workshops, forums and training sessions to learn...
Students book an adventure on literary journey
Students and staff at schools across the Fleurieu Peninsula were able to 'Book an adventure' last week for Children's Book Week.
At Goolwa Primary School,...
Launch of picture book, ‘Gilbert’s Cake’
'Gilbert’s Cake' is a powerful new picture book written by South Australian author Emily Mir and illustrated by Helen Nieuwendijk.
It is described as a...
