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Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie with year three students at Encounter Lutheran College ahead of Reconciliation Week.

Indigenous history shared during Reconciliation Week

Dani Brown

Fleurieu Milk managing director Nick Hutchinson.

Fleurieu Milk continues its rise

Michael Simmons

PRISTINE: Victor Harbor Coastcare's Barb Francis, Andrew Leak, Richard House and Anita Leak at a planting site at Kings Beach.

Victor Harbor Coastcare comes out of hibernation

Michael Simmons

City of Victor Harbor library manager Vicki Hutchinson.

Libraries missed when closed

Michael Simmons

WHAT A VIEW: Deep Creek Conservation Park senior ranger Simon Oster shows off some of the views people can see at the park. Photo: Dani Brown

Special activities at 'Park of the Month', Deep Creek

Dani Brown

New database to record firearms, owners

New database to record firearms, owners

Your say: should state borders re-open now?

Your say: should state borders re-open now?

Gavin Stone

Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie with year three students at Encounter Lutheran College ahead of Reconciliation Week.

Indigenous history shared during Reconciliation Week

Dani Brown

Fleurieu Milk managing director Nick Hutchinson.

Fleurieu Milk continues its rise

Michael Simmons

Josh Hook: Adored in Europe, virtually anonymous in Australia

Josh Hook: Adored in Europe, virtually anonymous in Australia

Your say: should state borders re-open now?

Your say: should state borders re-open now?

Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

COAG abolished, national cabinet here to stay

Chief Medical Officer urges anyone with cold, cough to get tested

DIGESTChief Medical Officer urges anyone with cold, cough to get tested

Jayne Trustum with her sons Tyler, 10, and Hunter, 7, said the family had found learning and working remotely difficult. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Three in four families kept kids at home due to COVID-19

SA - On The Road Back: Friday, May 29

SA - On The Road Back: Friday, May 29

Sharon Hansen

It's a roller coaster ride for global sport as coronavirus restrictions ease

DIGESTIt's a roller coaster ride for global sport as coronavirus restrictions ease

Kim Chappell

Queues at the Woden Centrelink in March after the coronavirus lockdown came into effect. Picture: Karleen Minney

JobKeeper inspires optimism, ANU survey finds

Katie Burgess

Australian National University reported a $225 million hit to its budget due to revenue loss and unforeseen spending during the pandemic. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

EXPLAINERHow are universities being affected by the coronavirus crisis?

Sarah Lansdown

The Times sports form

The Times sports form

All you need to know as the NRL kicks off - again

All you need to know as the NRL kicks off - again

Joshua Bartlett

The Storm's Nelson Asofa-Solomona is tackled by the Raiders defence during last season's NRL Qualifying Final match at AAMI Park. The two premiership contenders clash again on Saturday night. Photo: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images

OPINIONBring on the blockbusters: NRL is back

Laurie Daley

The Times sports form

The Times sports form

Contact at training allowed for football clubs as restrictions being removed.

Football decision on season 2020 on June 9

Michael Simmons

INITIATIVE: STARCLUB Field Officer - Fleurieu & Kangaroo Island Jeremy Bell in action playing football for Victor Harbor.

Free online webinars for Fleurieu sports clubs

Michael Simmons

Look out on the ranges and plains of the outback from your private deck.

Win an outback getaway for two

Joanne Crawford

Fewer days in the office doesn't necessarily mean fewer goals accomplished. Picture: Shutterstock

OPINIONA four-day working week could be the shot in the arm post-coronavirus tourism needs

Jarrod Haar

You don't have to visit Tasmania to experience the best wine and produce it has on offer. Picture: John Rozentals

The best of Tasmania, now online

John Rozentals

FRESH BREAD: Anna's Homestyle Baking is one of the vendors at the Goolwa Cittaslow Farmers Market. Photo: Rod Flintoff.

Some markets remain on region's menu

Dani Brown

One of the prize-winning entries from last year's competition. Adelaide Decrevel, 12 years, made ’The Endeavour’, a water colour painting.

Entries for online Fleurieu Coast youth art competition closing soon

Dani Brown

Cole Larsen, left, with Icelandic Viking actors Lýður Valgeir Jóhannesson, Atli Freyr Guðmundsson, Peter Hanlon and Atli Geir Jóhannsson during the filming of Atlantis, Iceland.

Fleurieu film buff funds fellowship for filmmakers to honour friend

Dani Brown

FRESH BREAD: Anna's Homestyle Baking is one of the vendors at the Goolwa Cittaslow Farmers Market. Photo: Rod Flintoff.

Some markets remain on region's menu

SWEET TREAT: Kate of Chocolique will be at the Cittaslow Goolwa Farmers Market, which is going ahead this Sunday, April 26. Photo: Supplied.

Goolwa Farmers Market to go ahead

Dani Brown

Greg Fleet to perform on Fleurieu this weekend

Greg Fleet to perform on Fleurieu this weekend

Dani Brown

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Emma Brown

Finding a driving instructor who is the right fit for you

Finding a driving instructor who is the right fit for you

COMMITMENT: The team at Export Finance Australia offers financial expertise and solutions that will drive sustainable growth to benefit both the nation and its partners. Photo: Export Finance Australia

Finance solutions to help Aussie exporters during COVID-19

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Making a difference: Natasha Bull and her grandmother Evelyn Berg.

Family affair: The united front of women with passion for supporting kids in need

Rosie Ryan

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

Emma Brown

Ideal holiday home or investment property

Ideal holiday home or investment property

Maeve McKenna

Chiton three-bedder with improvements galore

Chiton three-bedder with improvements galore

South East House of the Week May 15

Waterfront wonder in a class of its own

Waterfront wonder in a class of its own

South East House of the Week May 7

Share the joy and the pain

OPINIONShare the joy and the pain

Gary Bentley

DAMAGING: Promoters of pyramid schemes often make claims like 'this is not a pyramid scheme' or 'this is totally legal'.

Scamwatch: don't be on the bottom of a pyramid scheme

Share a message of hope with Aussie farmers

Share a message of hope with Aussie farmers

Share the joy and the pain

OPINIONShare the joy and the pain

Air Force Indigenous Liaison Officer Flight Lieutenant Steve Warrior has introduced initiatives and programs to further strengthen the ADF's relationship with Indigenous communities in South Australia.

Indigenous champion celebrates first year with Air Force

Flight Lieutenant Bel Scott

Just for kids: Engineering Bingo!

Just for kids: Engineering Bingo!

Joanne Crawford

Josh Hook: Adored in Europe, virtually anonymous in Australia

Josh Hook: Adored in Europe, virtually anonymous in Australia

NO LONGER ADRIFT: Jack Baker has traversed the countryside of Canada and the ravages of his grief in the nine years since his sister Mary died by suicide.

IN DEPTHNight that unites: Jack Baker reflects on journey through grief

'Absolutely harrowing': Inspector speaks about rescuing woman attacked by lions

WATCH'Absolutely harrowing': Inspector speaks about rescuing woman attacked by lions

Michael May and Ben Gumbleton of Newcastle band Boo Seeka.

Ben Gumbleton on "phase two" of Boo Seeka

Jeremy Peter Worthy posted a heartbreaking final video as he struggled in difficult conditions off Long Beach on Sunday. Tributes have flowed for a "gentleman".

Tributes for kayaker who posted heartbreaking video but never made it home

Andrea Cantle, Kerrie O'Connor and Tareyn Varley

Laurie Daley's signed up to ACM's NRL coverage, you should, too.

Tackle Count, your NRL newsletter is coming, sign up

Birds show no fear, invade Ballarat street

Birds show no fear, invade Ballarat street

Alex Ford

March 23, 2020: Sydney's first day of official lockdown. A normally bustling forecourt to Sydney's Opera House is all but abandoned. Photo: Dean Sewell/Oculi

PHOTOSLockdown laid bare: A photographer's perspective

Ilsa Cunningham

Share the joy and the pain

OPINIONShare the joy and the pain

Gary Bentley

Get real about online videos

OPINIONGet real about online videos

Jessie Mitchell

Why university research matters to regions

OPINIONWhy university research matters to regions

Professor Chris Moran

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

LADY OF THE HOUSE: Miriam Margolyes as Aunt Prudence in Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, in cinemas nationally from February 27.

Dear Prudence comes out to play for unstoppable Miriam

Geraldine Cardozo

TURNING THE PAGE: Rosie Craven is living with early stage Alzheimer's but is now able to enjoy hobbies such as reading again thanks to a new clinical trial.

Everything is Rosie thanks to new Alzheimer's drug trial

Rowan Cowley

The livestock ship Al Kuwait has been docked in Fremantle in WA since May 22 with 48 crew on board.

No new active virus cases from WA ship

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A crew member of the Ruby Princes is in a Sydney hospital being treated for tuberculosis.

Ruby Princess crew member has tuberculosis

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A task force is looking into the death of Ann Marie Smith while under the care of the NDIS.

'Lack of care' for dead SA disabled woman

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Victorians will be allowed to enjoy a meal inside cafes, restaurants and pubs from next week.

Year 2 class isolates due to Melb cluster

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People need to get tested for COVID-19 if they have flu symptoms or are visiting a high-risk person.

Coronavirus testing: Doing it for Dad

Jason Cadden
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Protesters have breached social-distancing to rally against vaccines and coronavirus restrictions.

Anti-vax protesters defy restrictions

Georgie Moore and Angelo Risso

Labor says the government should apologise for the harm caused by the robodebt scheme.

Apology not needed for robo-debt: minister

Colin Brinsden

Rio Tinto comments have inflamed more anger about the destruction of an indigenous heritage site.

Traditional owners lash Rio heritage claim

Michael Ramsey

Kingston District Council Mayor Kay Rasheed, Telstra's Mark Bolton, Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Tim Whetstone and Member for Mackillop Nick McBride at the site of the potential new tower.

Keilira receives another mobile coverage boost

GIVING FEEDBACK: SAFECOM chief executive Dom Lane (back right) with CFS Region 4 staff and volunteers Nicoli Ackland, Quinton Kessner, Peter Ikonomopoulos, and Phil Tapscott, who are based out of Port Augusta.

Emergency services' cohesion a key priority: SAFECOM

CLAIRE HARRIS

Barley grower Hayden Donnell, Kadina, with seed that will remain in the shed.

Future unknown but patience urged in wake of barley barney

VANESSA BINKS

How to make a house feel like your castle

How to make a house feel like your castle

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MOD: The Wickham Point holiday house was updated by Arcke. Photos by Scott Burrows. Produced with BowerBird.

Chic beach house moves with the times

SAY AHHH: Virtual vet visits are on the rise among pet owners. Picture: Supplied

No more nasty thermometers thanks to online vet services

Lyndell Whyte