A volunteer who does not say no
Bill Rawlins has been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the General Division for service to the community through a...
Hutchy boys are off to Wales
Twin brother duo and long time Fleurieu locals Sam and Max Hutchesson have ridden motorbikes together ever since they were eight years old, and...
People on the land respect Darren
Darren Sicheri has been a consistent sight on many farming properties around the Fleurieu Peninsula for more than 30 years.
He has been at FPAG...
Coorong in crisis
A harmful algal bloom caused by the Karenia strain has been confirmed in the Coorong North Lagoon, stretching from Seven Mile Basin to Long...
Some parts drenched, some left begging
Some parts of the Fleurieu Peninsula got the drenching they needed a long time ago, while other locations barely got more than the top...
First southern right whale of 2025 spotted in Victor Harbor
The first southern right whale spotted in Fleurieu waters for 2025 was recorded on Wednesday, May 28 around Granite Island and The Bluff (Rosetta...
Mark endeavours to reach the stars
Teacher of 24 years, Mark Nethercott wears many hats, but in July he'll probably put on a space helmet.
The coordinator for aviation and space...
Partnership extended
There are so many moving parts in the process of developing the much awaited Sport and Recreation Precinct at Lot 202 Armstrong Road.
The City...
Coin tossed by Kim
One week on from her hugely successful motor neurone disease (MND) fundraiser at Yankalilla Football Club, Normanville resident Kim Jansen had the honour of...
Leading Australia’s naval defence
Seaford resident Stuart Whiley's long-standing service to the defence naval industry has seen him honoured as a Member of the Order of Australia.
Born in...
A shared ethos and an unmissable exhibition
For those with a love of all things Viking and historic but without the time to head overseas in the near future comes an...
