Tatiara students to sit NAPLAN online
Students across the Tatiara, along with others from across the state, will sit this year's edition of NAPLAN testing online, as they move away...
Keith Area School break the stigma of mental health
Keith Area School is looking to break the stigma of mental health, after it hosted a Headspace education session on May 14.Student well-being coordinator...
Bordertown Memorial Hospital’s kind donation
Bordertown Memorial Hospital has received a vital signs monitor and additional pulse oximetry unit after a kind donation by volunteer run 'Wotz for Kids',...
Mundulla Debutante Ball 2019 | PHOTOS/VIDEO
The 57th annual Mundulla Debutante Ball saw many beautiful couples come together for a memorable night surrounded by family, friends and the community on...
Council announce results of bike track survey
Tatiara District Council has announced the results of the online bike track survey it conducted from April 15-26.The proposed plan is to install a...
Rural fiction author to launch latest book in Bordertown
Rural fiction author Wendy Altschwager will launch her latest book Behind the Door at the Tatiara Civic Centre on Wednesday, June 5.The Adelaide Hills...
Election promise for Hawke Museum at Bordertown
Labor has promised to provide up to $750,000 to buy Bob Hawke's childhood home in Bordertown and turn it into a museum to honour...
Locals urged to nominate valuable individuals
Tatiara District Council has urged Tatiara locals to nominate worthy individuals for this year's South Australian Community Achievement Awards.The South Australian Community Achievement Awards...
Tatiara artists’ work put on world stage
Tatiara artists James Darling and Lesley Forwood will have their Living Rocks: A Fragment of the Universe exhibition shown at this year's La Biennale...
‘Relay For Life’ to raise vital funds for cancer patients
Residents from the Tatiara will come together to participate in this year's 'Relay For Life' to raise vital funds for cancer patients.One of the...
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...
