Lions Sleeping Rough Project comes to Victor
Imagine having no place to shower, no toothbrush, no deodorant and no way of getting yourself feeling fresh, clean and dignified - this is...
Wharf docks festival funding
The Wooden Boat festival is set to return to wharf shores at Goolwa for 2024 after it was announced that the South Australian Tourism...
Water flows affecting birdlife
Another year of flooding flows in the Murray-Darling Basin, along with strategic use of water for the environment, has resulted in a ‘boom’ in...
SteamRanger fells pine trees at railend of National Rail Safety Week
Throughout the month of August and on the railend of National Rail Safety Week (August 7-13), SteamRanger Heritage Railway have been working to clear...
Science week kicks off
National Science Week is on from August 12-20, with an array of free events across the Fleurieu set to pique your scientific curiosity. ...
Buy a coffee for homeless
Three Victor Harbor cafes have got behind one woman's efforts to do what she can to help locals experiencing homelessness.
Victor Harbor woman Gabrielle Vrinssen...
Planting on the verge
Have you thought of planting your verge?
Verges are often under-utilised and neglected spaces in our townships, yet they offer a wonderful opportunity to...
SALA in Alexandrina
“Creativity is at the heart of effective and enviable communities,” said Chief Executive Officer of the South Australian Living Artists Festival Kate Moskwa.
The...
Chris has a passion for orchids
Chris Heysen is the grandson of Hans Heysen, being the son of his youngest child.
He first came to Victor Harbor as a young...
Art of Photography
Richard Hodges is a photographer, film maker and Light Projectionist.
“When I was young my father won a Brownie camera and we took it everywhere...
Horse Tram struck down again
The Granite Island Horse Tram cannot take a trick.
After requiring a $650,000 bailout from ratepayers over the past 12 months, the horse tram operation...
