Border Chronicle Flashback Friday | 2007
The Border Chronicle takes you back to 2007 in this edition of Flashback Friday. Do you remember some of these faces from 10 years...
Serviceton railway mysteries
It’s possibly Australia's most haunted railway station. No longer used, the time capsule is a reminder to the time of great Victorian steam travel.On...
RAAF visits Bordertown Primary School
Bordertown Primary School students were visited by members of the Royal Australian Air Force this morning.The main attraction of the day was the Air...
R U OK? Day
Today is national R U OK? Day.R U OK?Day is our national day of action dedicated to reminding everyone that we’ve all got what it...
Fireworks spectacular back again
With the October long weekend rapidly approaching, the Western Flat Community Sport and Recreation Centre is gearing up for another spectacular fireworks display.In their 23rd...
Liberal candidate joins speed reduction debate
Liberal candidate for MacKillop Nick McBride has condemned the Labor Government’s decision to drop speed limits to 100km/h from 110km/h on eight of the...
Speed limit changes slammed
The LGA has described the State Government’s decision to reduce the speed limit on eight key regional roads as a “quick fix”.Four of the...
Service recognised
Tuesday’s Tatiara District Council meeting in Keith was a special occasion for long time employee Colin Hunt.Colin was presented with a certificate for 30...
Get ready to relay
Teams in this year’s Bordertown Relay for Life are beginning to gear up for the two day event.As it currently stands there are 65 participants and...
Keith man reported twice for drink driving
Two men have been detected committing traffic offences in separate incidents in the Limestone Coast over the weekend.At 3.45pm on Friday September 8, police...
Report into region’s wine future
A report into the limestone Coast wine industry has been released, highlighting the strengths and areas of growth for the region.
The study was...
