Landscape Board makes grassroots funding available
There is $250,000 available in funding available to help environmental and primary production projects across the Fleurieu and Hills in the 2023 round of...
Camera club training and development session a success
The South Coast Camera Club held its first regular training and development session and it was rated a big success.Held at the Crown Hotel,...
New faces join Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board
Three new faces have joined the Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board after their appointment by State Minister for Climate, Environment and Water Susan Close.Becky...
Inaugural Ag Fest highlights opportunities for everyone
Highlighting opportunities the agricultural sector can provide to primary producers and displaying the endless range of career opportunities available is the notion behind the...
Time to share your neighbourhood story
"It is the human things that make life good, the unexpected kindness, the friendly note, the bracing word, the neighbour's extra loaf of bread...
Yankalilla celebrates International Women’s Day
In celebration of International Women's Day (IWD) this week, a presentation, Q&A session and afternoon tea was held on March 10 at the new...
Beloved Freaky Friday comedy musical comes to the Fleurieu
Freaky Friday is a new musical comedy presented by Zest Theatre Group at the Victor Harbor Town Hall, with opening night on Friday, March...
Grant finder an invaluable source
It can be tough for businesses and organisations to wade through a mountain of grant opportunities, but with a little help from the Regional...
Sustainable shopping: How to keep your consumer habits circular
This is branded content.With more and more consumers and companies alike seeking to participate in a circular economy, now is the perfect time to...
Councilors across Fleurieu reinstated after legislative amendment
Four council members across the Fleurieu welcomed news on March 9 that their positions would be reinstated, following a legislative debacle which forced 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 April 23, 1926 edition of the...
