Kate’s brave shave for leukaemia
A Kaniva teenager has shaved her head and raised more than $4300 for charity.Kate Hawker participated in the World’s Greatest Shave, which raises money...
Mayor works with Padthaway ambos
Tatiara mayor Graham Excell spent the afternoon with Padthaway ambulance volunteers last Sunday.Mr Excell spent the afternoon at the station, learning CPR as part of...
Telstra closing 2G network
Telstra is closing its 2G phone network - so what does that mean for us?What’s happening?How do you know if your phone uses 2G?What...
Keith students’ Christmas drive
Keith Area School’s Year 2-3 students have been learning how to be good citizens this term.As part of Civics and Citizenship studies they are...
Tree of Hope rides again
The Bordertown Tree of Hope Motorbike Run will be back for its 6th year to help local Tatiara families at Christmas.The ride will be held on...
Take care when moving livestock
Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA) encourage producers to adhere closely to the recommended guidelines for moving livestock along public roads.Biosecurity SA Compliance Manager...
South East zone AGM weekend
The SE Zone 2016 AGM weekend was hosted by the Bordertown Field Naturalists. People came from Mount Gambier, Naracoorte, Millicent, and Lucindale clubs as...
Keith brightens up for three causes
Keith Golf Club had a great success with their pink pig fundraiser that was held on September 24. There may not have been any sun, but...
Border Chronicle building up for grabs
The historic Border Chronicle newspaper office will be auctioned on November 11 – almost a year to the day since it was closed for business.The Border...
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...
