Bordertown’s cooling off | PHOTOS
Bordertown’s temperature has been scorching hot over the past few days, but luckily enough, many members of the community have been cooling off at the...
Clayton Farm Trail named!
After months of deliberation, the Tatiara District Council has finally made a decision on naming Bordertown’s recently constructed walking and cycling track: ‘Clayton Farm Trail’.There had...
Update: Fire near Keith under control
Update: The scrub fire on the Dukes Highway at Coombe is contained.Firefighting personnel and emergency vehicles will be on scene this afternoon to continue extinguishing...
Call out for community donations
Rotary Club of Bordertown rotary president Rose Milton and newly initiated member Sathu Vallvanpillai are working together on a new project to help students...
Nurturing your summer garden
The hot dry weather has reminded us of what we can expect for the next two months. These days summer seems to last a long...
TWC welcomes community charity Days for Girls
The Tatiara Work Centre has welcomed with open arms, community run charity, ‘Days for Girls’, to make use of the store’s free non-for-profit membership. The community...
Tatiara kicks off preparation for 2020 Masters Games
The Tatiara is getting busy with preparations after Sports SA recently secured the district’s bid to host the 2020 South Australian Masters Games. Back in December, Sports...
Bri’s best dressed at Bordertown
There’s no doubt that horse racing is the backbone of the annual Bordertown Cup races, but in recent years, ‘Fashion at the Races’ has brought a new dynamic to the...
Killer python? No it’s just a couple of brown snakes
Tatiara farmer Shaun Taylor was pretty shocked to stumble across a brown snake in his hay shed, midway through the act of polishing off another brown snake!The incident happened just...
Mundulla welcomes Tatiara’s first women’s football team
Exciting new things have been taking place at the Mundulla football and netball club, with the introduction of the Tatiara’s first ever women’s football team. The demand for a women’s...
Tall timber Pioneers bound
THE One FortyOne Pioneers women have welcomed Adelaide product Kelsey Rees to the club for the 2026 NBL1 South season, adding size, experience and...
