RAA calls to duplicate Dukes Highway
RAA is renewing its call for the next Federal Government to commit $2 billion to duplicating Dukes Highway as crashes on the road continue...
Vehicle Restorers’ Club hosts successful morning tea
The Bordertown Vehicle Restorers' Club hosted a successful Old-Fashioned Morning Tea to celebrate the SA History Festival at its Clubrooms in Bordertown on Saturday,...
Bordertown High School finds success at handlers day
A successful day at Mount Gambier's cattle handlers day saw students from Bordertown High School recognised for their efforts in winning multiple awards.Agriculture teacher...
Road safety back in spotlight after crash
Another fatal accident involving a young driver in the Tatiara has put road safety firmly in the spotlight again.The latest fatal accident near Mundulla...
‘True Doors’ to bring familiarity to residential care
Bordertown Hospital's Charla Lodge residential care facility has installed decals on the residents' doors to help create a more homely environment.The decals were fitted...
Two arrested for petrol theft in Keith
Coonalypn police have arrested two men following a petrol drive off in Keith.Just after 11.30am, Monday May 13, patrols stopped a car on the...
Preparations well underway for Mundulla Debutante Ball
Preparations are well underway for the annual Mundulla Debutante Ball, which will be held at the Mundulla Hall on Friday, May 17.This year will...
Jayce gets a taste of life as a parliamentarian
Bordertown High School student Jayce Dimitriadis got a taste of what life is like as a parliamentarian, when he attended the YMCA SA Youth...
Workshops take stress out of parenting
The Department for Education's Parenting and Family Support team has worked closely with Bordertown Primary School to provide Tatiara parents with three free parenting...
Padthaway celebrate end of term achievements
Padthaway Primary School celebrated a busy term of learning at their Term 1 assembly last month.Each student from Preschool to Year 7 presented learning...
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...
