Substation upgrades underway
Upgrades to Square Water Hole, a substation supplying about 2500 residents of the southern Fleurieu, are being conducted for a week from August 21.
The...
Krash hub
An 87-year-old Strathalbyn woman who drove her Hyundai sedan into the front window of Kmart at Victor Harbor Shopping Centre late afternoon on August...
No support for Stock Road
A Motion on Notice by Councillor Stewart Burns to investigate Stock Road Flood Remediation proved fruitless at the July City of Victor Harbor council...
Innovative businesses get visitors
Shadow Minister for Trade and Investment Tim Whetstone joined Member for Finniss David Basham to visit some of the success business stories on the...
Spotted at the footy
More than 1500 people entered the gates of Goolwa Oval to watch the Great Southern Football League Women's grand finals played on Sunday, August...
SALA events not to be missed
SALA on the Southern Fleurieu you may have missed, but not too late!
SALA exhibitions have been a wonderful success across the Fleurieu and beyond...
LGBT ageing should not be exclusive
On August 10, the Council of Ageing, Australia’s peak body for ageing, released its 2023 report into the needs of LGBTQIA+ elders.
The report listed...
Farmers needed
Australia’s first comprehensive active farm safety research program is due to be launched by national digital safety solutions specialist, AirAgri and is seeking 1000...
Assisting the homeless
Whalers Peninsula Community Association have a great slogan and one they live by - 'Local People Helping Local People'.
Manager Mary McInnes said individuals and...
Tackling homeless head on
The Fleurieu Community Foundation (FCF) hosted its sixth annual Homelessness Awareness Forum on Wednesday, August 16 at the Port Elliot Bowling Club.
The forum...
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...
