Mundulla’s Biggest Morning Tea draws crowd
Nearly 100 people made their way to the Mundulla Bowling Club to participate in the annual Biggest Morning Tea.The event was organised by Cr...
Kindergarten children enjoy storytelling session
A number of local kindergarten children participated in this year's National Simultaneous Storytime session at Bordertown's Carol Murray Children's Centre last Wednesday.In its 19th...
New loading zone requested for East Terrace
Tatiara District Council has received a request from Transfer Industries to provide a loading zone on East Terrace.The location for the proposed loading zone...
Students to start after school yoga sessions
Keith Area School has teamed up with a yoga instructor to offer students with an activity which has proven health benefits.Yoga instructor Steph Bartlett...
Bordertown pays tribute to former prime minister
The Bordertown community has come together to mourn the passing of its most high profile former citizen.Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke passed away peacefully...
Employees lend a helping hand to Tatiara District Council
Employees from Padthaway and Bordertown vineyards have lent a helping hand to Tatiara District Council as part of Treasury Wine Estate's (TWE) Global Volunteering...
3.39 per cent rate rise for Tatiara | Budget 2019/20
Tatiara District Council is proposing a slightly higher rate rise of 3.39 per cent for the next financial year, with a minimum charge being...
Keith Area School to host White Ribbon meeting
Keith Area School will host a town meeting to discuss the importance of the whole community learning about the White Ribbon message.The meeting will...
Bordertown High School student receives scholarship
Bordertown High School student Hayley Treloar has been awarded a Harding Miller Education Foundation academic scholarship.Hayley received the four-year scholarship at the annual Public...
Tradies take to the road for Mental Health
Laser Electrical Keith will be throwing its support behind five-time Bathurst 1000 champion Steve Richards and 25 plumbers and electricians as they ride over...
Wild weather disrupts round
DRENCHING rain affected the Saturday competition at the Mount Gambier Golf Club, with nearly 110 players originally entered, but only 47 were brave enough...
