Halfway from Lake Eyre to Mt Kosciuszko.
On Sunday morning, just outside of Keith heading towards Bordertown, Ben Donnelly passed the halfway point in his walk from Lake Eyre to Mt...
Westpac confirms closure
Westpac has decided to proceed with the closure of the Bordertown branch, and will cease trade at 3.00pm on May 19.The proposal for closure came...
Scammers target Bordertown residents
Bordertown residents are being warned by police that they are currently the focus of would-be scammers who are making phone calls claiming to be...
Support helped save dairy farmers
Diversifying their business helped South East dairy farmers Lorraine and Brian Robertson remain in the industry when dairy giants Murray Goulburn and Fonterra dropped prices...
Lightning strikes claim sheep
Three sheep have died in a suspected lightning strike at Lochaber.A massive electrical storm woke many of us at about 3-4am Wednesday, and is...
Annual cockatoo count returns
The Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo Recovery Team and BirdLife Australia are currently seeking volunteers to assist with the 2017 annual count for the nationally endangered South-eastern...
Flashback Friday
We jump back to 2006 this week to see all the news for the Tatiara district that made the Chronicle.
Severe thunderstorm warning for SE
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for heavy rainfall and damaging winds for people in the upper and lower SE.In...
ANZAC day in the Tatiara
As April 25 approaches, the Tatiara prepares to pause to commemorate the Anzacs and remember all those who have served during wars for Australia. Anzac Day is a...
Citizen ceremony in the Tatiara
Tatiara resident Mohamed Kamara became an official Australian citizen at a council meeting in Bordertown on April 11.The ceremony began with a formal introduction, speeches...
Garden Day success
GARDENS were in full bloom in the Tatiara for the annual Keith and District Healthcare Auxiliary Garden Day.
Held on Sunday, October 19, the...
