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Schoolies back in 2026

The Schoolies Festival will return in November 2026 at Warland Reserve. The City of Victor Harbor has allocated $22,000 in the 2026/27 Annual Business Plan...

Call for more rural doctors

The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is calling on the Australian Government to strengthen healthcare access for rural, remote and First...

Hospital plans unVALEed

McLaren Vale and Districts War Memorial Hospital could be reopened as part of a Liberal Government plan for more transition care beds in the...

Showing up in Port Elliot

Varroa Mite event in Victor Harbor

Business Victor Harbor to host candidates forum

In the paper 100 years later

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Sport

Brilliant showing of Summer 8 Ball

Wednesday, February 11 Middleton Tavern was once again the place to be on Wednesday night as another exciting night of Summer 8Ball unfolded. The Black...

Junior tennis results

Green Ball Pool A - Round 12: Willunga Greenball 5 - 32 def VH GREEN BALL BLUE 1 - 22; R1 - Tahlia Mignanelli/vittoria vasarelli def...

Junior tennis results

Division 1/2 - Round 12: VH DIVISION 1/2 White 2 - 19 def by Port Elliot Red Juniors Division 1/2 4 - 30; R1 - Danika...

Crushers on the charge

McLaren Districts are a team in form after setting a strong total against Mount Compass in their charge for the top six in the...

Senior tennis results

Senior Division 1 - Round 15: Port Elliot Division 1 1 - 2 - 44 def by Mount Compass 5 - 6 - 56; R1 -...

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...

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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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Fringe Festival fun

National Service celebrations in Port Elliot

Former local National Service men, veterans, families and community members, came together to honour the generations who answered the call to serve at the...

In the paper 100 years later

Here we are again for another week of Turn Back Times, this time turning our attention to the February 12, 1926 edition of the...

Some candidates share thoughts

About 50 people spent their Tuesday night at the Mount Compass Memorial Hall as they heard from some of the candidates running for the...

McLaren Districts Riding Club

It was a fun day for all at the McLaren Districts Riding Club for its first Novelty Day on Sunday, February 15. The Novelty course...

Scars of Deep Creek fire revealed

The scars of the Deep Creek bushfire have been revealed as a majority of roads in the area reopen to the public. Devastation is...

Pair of bikes stolen from Normanville property

Police are investigating the theft of two distinctive bikes from a house in Normanville. Sometime between 11pm on Wednesday, February 4 and 5.30am on Thursday,...

Aged care even more broken

The distress of trying to navigate her mother's aged care package, contributed to a Victor Harbor woman ending up in hospital following a health...

Tailored community services

SACARE supports individuals and families across the Fleurieu Peninsula with individualised In-Home disability services that make everyday life a little easier. Based locally at 6...

Teens reported over dangerous e-bike use at Seaford

Two teenagers were reported for riding unlicensed after they were caught riding e-bikes at Seaford on Sunday, February 8. Police received numerous calls from the...

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