Protecting your financial future
When the topic of domestic violence is discussed, the issue of financial security - or the lack thereof - is often overlooked. Coercive...
Aches, Plains in Cambrai
Aches and Plains was the theme for the 2024 LWSA-NT Barossa Zone Fellowship Day hosted by St John Lutheran Women’s Guild at Cambrai on...
Supporting the community
Giving back to the community is one of the most important things to the Hub at Darling Avenue.
For many years The Hub has been...
Tough season for farmers
The season isn’t progressing the way you want, now what?
2024 is certainly presenting some challenges, no defined open break, a substantial lack of...
Letter: Support the Salvos
Dear Editor,
There is nothing quite like an Australian summer.
Between the comforting warmth, the adventure of being outdoors and the enjoyment of sharing...
From the editor’s desk
It’s pretty much the busiest time of the year here in the Murray Mallee, which of course makes for plenty of great stories and...
Harvest Code unchanged
With weather starting to heat up the SA Country Fire Service (CFS) has announced the Grain Harvest Code of Practice will remain unchanged for...
Safety concerns in 2007
TOXIC TIMES - October 2, 2007
Some Murraylands wetlands could produce sulphuric acid as a result of the River Murray level threatening to drop more...
Busy week for local police
Police have been kept busy around the Murray Mallee this week.
CAUGHT, ARRESTED
Two men have been arrested and police are searching for two other...
New trucks set to benefit
Two local councils have partnered together to make constituents' lives easier.
The Coorong District Council (CDC) and the Rural City of Murray Bridge (RCMB) Council...
Keith show revs up
Thousands of people made their way to Keith on March 28 for the Keith and Tintinara District Show.
There was plenty of action with...
