Triple rainfall hits for growers
April 2017 saw large areas in the SE record more than three times their April average rainfall. The unexpected rain has led to a...
Flashback Friday
2009 continues at the Border Chronicle today, as we remember the moments that made the news.
Support a sparky and Beyondblue
Keith sparky James Waters will shave off his dreadlocks on Saturday night for Beyondblue. The third-year apprentice from Laser Electrical Keith is offering the first...
Creating Coonalpyn wins for art
Emerging from one of its biggest years on record, the Coorong District Council has earned its most prestigious accolade yet, announced as winner of...
Draft budget is in
The 2017/2018 Tatiara District Council draft budget has been distributed throughout the community for the opportunity for feedback. Council is consulting on its budget priorities...
Lend a hand for Keith SES
As Volunteers Week comes to an end, the Keith SES Unit are always recruiting and are in need of help in order to service...
Past employees say farewell
A former Westpac bank employee has returned to Bordertown in good timing to farewell the local branch.Graeme Watson who now lives in NSW has...
Action taken on white kangaroos
.Tatiara District Council has responded to a public call for action at Bordertown's number one tourist attraction.In light of a recent letter by a local...
ANZAC day in Keith
Keith had a memorial service at dawn on ANZAC day that saw the community gather round to remember our war heroes.The service was followed by...
Fundraising for a CURE
As the 2017 Relay for Life approaches, teams are now well into fundraising for the charity event.Team CURE is new to this year’s race...
Council moves on mites
Tatiara District Council has expressed concerns around the discovery of varroa mites in South Australia.
The detection of the pest in the Riverland recently has...
