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Hub in desperate need of help

After the Tooperang bushfire took off on Sunday, January 18, the Mount Compass Community Sports and Social Club (MCCSSC) became a hub for the...

Fire breaks out at Deep Creek Conservation Park

A 'Prepare to Leave' warning is in place for Deep Creek, Silverton, Blowhole Beach Road, and Cape Jervis, as an uncontrolled fire continues to...

Women in councils award

Nominations are open for inspirational female council leaders to be honoured. The Joy Baluch Award recognises outstanding women currently serving as elected members...

The paper 100 years ago

Just playing trains

TDU finish at Willunga

McLaren Vale bowls action

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Sport

Junior Tennis Results

Division 1/2 - Round 10: Strathalbyn 2 - 24 def by VH DIVISION 1/2 Blue 4 - 31; R1 - Charlie Kacirek/Matthew Penniment def by Jack...

Three rounds to go

It was Round 9 of the Great Southern Cricket Association over the weekend as desperation starts to kick in for our finals hopefuls, with...

Lightning strikes Victor Harbor

Nearly 70 Great Southern Amateur Basketball Association (GSABA) junior girls learned new skills from some of the country's best basketballers as the Adelaide Lightning...

Rig up for Clayton Bay Rat Race Regatta

The Rat is back! The Rat Race Regatta, that is. It’s time to dust off the dinghy, double-check the lines on the trailer sailer, inspect...

Meyer Shield Action

Playing for the Meyer Shield

Day One 24/1 - Great Southern 139 def Kangaroo Island 5-110. It was a nervy first day for the Great Southern Meyer Shield squad as...

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SA Government

Dining Cashback boosts business’ spirits

Coastal businesses are feeling the pinch during the algal bloom and the State Government is fully aware of the problems this marine event has...

How to access business support through algal bloom

The State Government’s Department of State Development is providing a range of measures to support impacted businesses, and their owners and staff, through the...

Tackling SA’s algal bloom

A harmful algal bloom has been impacting large stretches of South Australia’s coastline since mid-March. South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) Executive Director Professor...

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Good grain growth

Despite the challenges of severe drought conditions in 2025, South Australia’s estimated grain production for the season has had a slight boost. Findings from...

Stress bad for heart

While chronic stress has become part of daily life for many of us, the long term affects can be heartbreaking, quite literally. When the body...

Hidden pet grief

The emotional toll of losing a beloved pet is often profound, enduring and still widely misunderstood. An International study co-authored by Professor Damien Riggs from...

Lot 10 is the ‘only option’ for Strathalbyn sporting clubs

Strathalbyn's sporting clubs are facing a big problem as recreational space in the town is no longer sufficient, with many urging all levels of...

Southern Team Sailing on this Wednesday

A free of charge Come and Try Team Sailing afternoon is being held this Wednesday, February 4 at the Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club. Open to...

School year begins for 2026

Students, staff, and families are settling into their routines as the new school year got underway on Tuesday, January 27. The young ones braved...

TDU in Strathalbyn

Eager CEO early

The new City of Onkaparinga head has moved up her start date. Soon-to-be Council CEO Sharon Mason was originally announced to begin her role on...

Shark sightings through late January

A number of shark sightings have been reported on the Fleurieu Peninsula through late January. About 3pm on Friday, January 23, Luke Hosking was out...

Australia day at Strathalbyn

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