Sewing group hand-crafts blankets for victims of crime
Fleurieu sewing group Sew WHATS have made and donated a mass of blankets which will be given to victims of crime and people experiencing...
Wooden you like a Christmas tree?
Members of the Coorong Quays Boat Shed have put their skills to work to turn recycled timber into decorative Christmas trees, which are now...
‘Most Wonderful Time of the Year’
Its that 'Most Wonderful Time of the Year' again, the time of year when The South Coast Choral and Arts Choir presents its festive...
Prelims all wrapped up
PRELIMINARY FINALS
Wednesday, November 19
What a night of incredible matches. Congratulations to our winning teams.
DIVISION 1 - Tavern Blue Def Goolwa RSL:...
Who let the dogs out?
After two years of discussion, lobbying and perhaps a bit of barking, dog owners in Yankalilla and Normanville finally have approval for a designated...
Premier attacks local Member
The Member for Finniss David Basham has rejected comments made by the State Premier Peter Malinauskas during Question Time on Tuesday, November 11 and...
More resources in health
After the opening of the 16.8 million Emergency Department at the Southern Fleurieu Health Service (South Coast District Hospital) this month, the State Government...
Zonta gears up for 16 Days of Activism
The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign that kicks off on November 25 and runs until December 10.
Gender based violence...
A well of information
Round 50 people attended the Ageing Well forum at the Christian Gospel Centre in Victor Harbor on Wednesday, November 19.
The event was hosted by...
Dragons in the River Torrens
City dwellers taking their usual morning jog along the River Torrens were in a for a treat last Sunday.
Instead of the throng of rowing...
Junior tennis results
Junior results continued
Division 4 - Round 13:
Myponga Sellicks 1 - 9 def by Normanville 5 - 30;
R1 - Lily Bongiorno/Jack Veron def by Noah...
