Tag: News
Adelaide Uni launched
THE new Adelaide University officially launched on Monday.
The university is a result of the amalgamation of University of South Australia and the University...
Warning of potentially deadly synthetic opioid
South Australians are being warned about the presence of a potentially deadly synthetic opioid in illicit drugs after an Adelaide man nearly died.
Toxicological screening...
Stenson goes for gold
Olympic Athlete Jessica Stenson is hard at work, as she prepares for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The Naracoorte product will be representing Australia in...
Broadcasting career finishes with Paris
FINISHING off his television career by covering the Paris Olympics is a dream come true for Mount Gambier sporting fan Don Dyson.
First beginning his...
Beetlebomb history surfaces
An unusual donation was made to the Millicent National Trust last week as museum volunteers were handed a log book for the Rendelsham 'Beetlebomb'.
A...
Last chance trial for repair cafe
Millicent's Repair Cafe is gaining popularity as it nears the end of its six month trial.
Members of Millicent's Mens Shed and Craft Group have...
Holiday fun keeps the chill away
Wattle Range Council's Full Throttle in Wattle holiday program is once again proving popular.
One of the highlights of last week's winter activity program was...
Do you know these beach boys?
The South East Family History Group has a collection of photos from a beach event which are largely unnamed.
It looks like they were taken...
Names found for familiar faces
Managing director of the Australian Central Credit Union, Sam Walters, was identified in the photo with John Higginson printed in the July 3rd edition...
Correspondence inspires council motion
A letter received recently by the Wattle Range Council (WRC) mayor from his City of Onkaparinga's counterpart, Moira Were, has led to a motion...
Marc’s mullet facing the chop
After five years of growing his mullet, 26-year-old Marc Roberts is preparing to shave it off to raise funds for this year's Do it...
Fat Pony shines spotlight on CFS fundraiser
MOUNT Gambier/Berrin band Fat Pony managed to score a supporting act gig at the Woolstore Brewery last Saturday for this year’s Melbourne Firefighter Stair...
Heritage survey moves forward
CONSULTATION on the District Council of Grant’s latest framework study has concluded with successful feedback.
The Draft Thematic Heritage Framework Study aims to inform future...
