Football, netball Gerang reunion
Gerang Kiata Football and Netball Club folded at the end of the 99 season from the Horsham District League.Their first reunion celebrated in 1983 for “1963...
Murray to Moyne charity ride | PHOTOS
The Border Bugs, Cougars and Keith Cogstrippers teams hit the road for the 30th Murray to Moyne cycle event on April 2-3.The chairty ride covers...
Precious gift of good health
Readers of the Border Chronicle will have been inspired by last week’s story of the “Graetz Girls” planning a 100 km five-day trek in...
Local business leaders seminars
A free business seminar is available for business owners and leaders from the Tatiara and surrounding towns from across the Limestone Coast.The “Marketing for...
Season break workshop in Bordertown
A free workshop in Bordertown on May 12 will provide Upper SE farmers with the latest livestock management advice, as they prepare for the highly...
Cover crop trial aims to unlock better soil health
United States-based cover crop pioneer Steve Groff had a simple message for South East growers recently – treat cover crops like cash crops. On a tour...
Stacey confirms election bid for NXT in Barker
Agricultural social media advocate James Stacey has confirmed he will be running for the seat of Barker at the upcoming federal election for the...
Ambulance cover changes ‘outrageous’
An announcement that the SA Ambulance Service will cease covering interstate ambulance use by policy holders has sparked local outrage.Customers in the SE responded angrily to a post on...
Top auction in Tintinara
Gusty winds and showers with doses of sunshine did not stop the successful Tintinara Lions Club's Wool Show and Auction held at Tintinara Football Oval on...
SA roads miss out in 2016 Budget
RAA is disappointed that last night’s Budget did not reveal any new funding for roads in SA, despite other states receiving an investment in...
Get some cod on your rod
Limestone Coast anglers are 'reeling' good, as they head to the Valley Lake/Ketla Malpi to catch some Murray cod.
Three hundred fish, some up...
