Epic rowing journey to reduce the stigma
A KANIVA man has raised more than $40,000 for mental health awareness after completing an epic 2200 kilometre journey along the Murray River.Brad McCabe...
Crutching for a cause
Shearing contractor Stevie Boyes organised a fundraiser day for victims of the Sherwood fire on February 17.Held at Gum Avenue, there was crutching of sheep which were...
Border Chronicle Flashback Friday | 2005
Welcome back to another edition of the Border Chronicle’s Flashback Friday!This gallery of flashbacks proved to be one of our most popular yet so...
‘Wheels for the Wirraway’ at Nhill
An action-packed day has been planned at the Nhill aerodrome on Saturday March 10, featuring wheels of all sorts and sizes. Hosted by the Nhill...
Call out for all remaining Wieses
Wiese family descendant Annette Carter is on the hunt for any remaining descendants of the Wiese family from the Tatiara district.Mrs Carter lives in Western Australia...
Residents flock to nbn sessions
Bordertown and Keith residents took advantage of the nbn community drop-in sessions last week with more than 100 people attending.Close to 120 people visited...
New year for Health Advisory Council
The Bordertown and District Health Advisory Council (HAC) annual general meeting was held in November. Four new members, Tracey Grosser, Geoffrey Williams, Richard Halliday and...
Blues band to visit Tatiara
Critically acclaimed Australian blues group Lazy Eye are on their way to Bordertown to play a concert at the Tatiara Civic Centre Theatre on March...
Indonesian boost for KAS
Keith Area School is one of eight government primary schools to receive a share of $40,000 to revitalise their Indonesian language program through digital communication...
Hot saws to roar into action at Mundulla
They’re big, powerful and noisy and can slice through a pine log in under a second.Hot saws are making their debut appearance at the...