Flashback Friday
Take a look at what was keeping the Tatiara busy in 2009.
Library Lovers’ Month
Move over St Valentine’s because February is also Library Lovers’ Month and Bordertown Public Library will be celebrating with displays and competitions. Drop in...
SA energy crisis
Last night’s power outage in South Australia yet again highlights the serious and urgent challenges facing the South Australian electricity system. This latest incident...
New shop in town
After success in Naracoorte, Justins Flooring and Kitchens has now opened a store on Woolshed Street in Bordertown. Michael Justin has been setting up the...
Flowers continue to bloom for the Tatiara
Local business owner Bec Roberts has taken on a new role as a florist after purchasing part of the business that was originally set...
Excitement begins for Diesel and Dirt Derby
This year’s Keith Diesel and Dirt Derby will be bigger and better than ever with all the popular events returning along with the addition of round...
New Principal at Mundulla
As the new school year begins, Mundulla Primary has a brand new principal with plenty of experience, ready to take on a new challenge in...
NBN hits Keith in March
NBN is due to ‘go live’ in Keith and Millicent in March this year, while Mount Gambier should see another 14,500 premises gaining access...
SES issues extreme heat warning
The State Emergency Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning effective from 5.07pm Tuesday.The forecast for today is a temperature of 41 degrees in Keith...
Passionate local says ‘Support your town’
More local businesses are closing their doors, so why aren't we making the effort to support each other before things get "so bad"? Bordertown, you...
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...
