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New Lead on drought resilience

Regional Development Australia Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island (RDA AHFKI) has appointed Markus Bucy as the region’s first Drought Resilience Lead to implement...

Nominate state’s best ag town

The search is now on for this year’s Agricultural Town (Ag Town) of the Year, with rural communities across the state set to square...

Large charter plane lands on Kangaroo Island

One of the largest passenger aircraft ever to land at Kingscote touched down on Kangaroo Island last week, marking another strong signal of the...

Two-car crash at Cygnet River

Yankalilla museum opens doors to public

Kangaroo Island football, netball returns for 2026

Kangaroo Island ANZAC Day Services

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Sport

Hockey action at SA Masters Games

Victor Harbor Hockey Club, on Bacchus Road, was the place to be on April 18 and 19 if you wanted to see the Masters...

Dive into swimming at SA Masters Games

Fleurieu Aquatic Centre was buzzing on Sunday, April 19 as the SA Masters Games made a splash.

Tennis at SA Masters Games

The SA Masters Games tennis competition was played from Friday to Sunday, April 17 to 19, at the courts at Victor Harbor, Back Valley,...

Softball at SA Masters Games

Encounter Bay Oval transformed into softball diamonds from April 17 to 19 for the SA Masters Games.

Open Grand Final Pennant action

Netballers in action at SA Masters Games

Netball was a popular sport at the SA Masters Games, taking place on Thursday and Friday, April 16 and 17 at the Victor Harbor...

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Country crashes continue to claim lives

Regional drivers continue to contribute to a high percentage of the state's road toll, with country roads accounting for 60 per cent of fatal...

A Matter of Time

Troy Mathews was just 41 years old when he became the 46th person to die on South Australian roads in 2022. He was alone; a...

It’s not a right to drive, it’s a privilege

As the officer in charge of the Yorke Mid North Highway Patrol, Sergeant Tristan Graham has experienced first-hand the impacts road trauma has on...

The pain behind the loss

“THE harm creeps up on you — by the time you recognise it, it's already well and truly taken hold.” These are the words of...

See the signs, stop the harm

RECOGNISING the damage done early, and reaching out for support, are crucial to overcoming gambling harm for regional South Australians. Department of Human Services...

Strong support for regional communities

WHILE the challenges of gambling harm are continuing to evolve, a number of community services are providing support tailored to those living rurally. ...

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Seniors guide updated

A free comprehensive guide for seniors has been updated by Member for Mayo, Rebekha Sharkie to ensure information for older residents remains a valuable...

Further housing secured for Fleurieu in $160k boost

A ground-breaking program aimed at delivering safe, stable and affordable housing on the Fleurieu Peninsula will be expanded thanks to a consortium of local...

Gather Round’s future on Fleurieu?

Does the future of Gather Round lie on the Fleurieu Peninsula? The rumour going around at the moment is that South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas...

Brisk, blustery trek for KI Walking Club

Walk Report: D'estrees Bay to Seal Slide/Bales Beach - Saturday, April 11 A group of 21 walkers from KI Walking Club congregated at Sewer Beach,...

Aged care an abject failure

Five months since the Federal Government made changes to Australia's aged care system, the Independent Member for Mayo has told Parliament the "whole system...

Grain survey alarming

South Australian grain producers have raised serious concerns about diesel and fertiliser affordability and availability ahead of seeding. A Grain Producers SA (GPSA) survey, which...

Historic Print donated to RSL

A 111 year-old print that was purchased at a garage sale and later donated to the Victor Harbor RSL is now on display. Last year,...

Bait and switch: Pipi decision backflip

Less than two weeks after the state government announced that recreationally harvested Goolwa pipis were 'safe to eat', they have now been told...

De-alcoholisation tech can help fix bushfire faults in wine

New research has found technology that removes alcohol from wine can be combined with traditional remediation techniques to mitigate smoke taint, minimising its impact...

Australia worst hit as summer gets longer and hotter: Study

Australia is being hit first and hardest as summer is getting longer and hotter, a new scientific study has proven Farmers for Climate Action chief...

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