Boys choir comes to town
The Bordertown Rotary Club and Bordertown Health and Community Foundation welcomed the National Boys Choir to Bordertown on September 28.The visit was part of...
State of a Warrior back in Bordertown
"State of a Warrior" is coming to Bordertown again! Doors to the event open at 6.30pm at the Tatiara Civic Centre, Bordertown, on Saturday...
Tintinara Golf Club receives funding for solar installation
Tintinara Golf Club has received nearly $25,000 for a solar power project from the state government's Active Club Program.Member for MacKillop Nick McBride visited...
Keith Men’s Shed backs RFDS
The Keith arm of the Tatiara RFDS support group is continuing to do its bit to keep the flying doctor flying, with the help...
Local cat found after going on 180km interstate journey
The thought of losing your animal companion is hard to process, with countless pets across the country going missing and never returning.Fortunately for Bordertown...
Tatiara Pedal Prix team competes in gruelling 24 hour ride
A group of Tatiara students teamed up to take part in the gruelling 24-hour Australian International Pedal Prix in Murray Bridge last Saturday.Over 200...
Ghost hunters to investigate Serviceton Railway Station
Serviceton Railway Station is one of the few remaining architectural landmarks that still remind us of a time that has been left behind.Closed in...
South East locals urged to ‘spring’ into fox baiting
Natural Resources South East are urging locals to get on the front when it comes to fox baiting, with it often being overlooked.They stated...
South East rated second most liveable region in Australia
Ipsos' 'Understanding Liveability' report has confirmed something many South East residents have known for quite some time.The study has revealed that the state's South...
New sheep art close to being added to Kaniva’s flock
Kaniva's colourful sheep art has been a tourist attraction for over a decade, resulting in countless visitors stopping to view the town. Still as...
LSEBA hosts Round 17 in Summer heat
THE Lower South East Bowls Association played Round 17 in some challenging summer heat last weekend, but it did not deter competitors from performing...
