History tour in the Tatiara
Locals had a taste of the Tatiara’s history during a tour of Serviceton and Pine Hill on May 15.The tour was organised by the Bordertown...
Black spots shaping up as key issue
The Federal Government this week announced they will extend the Mobile Black Spot Program if they are re-elected.Member for Barker Tony Pasin said the...
String quartet comes to Bordertown
The renowned Australian String Quartet (ASQ) will perform at the Bordertown Civic Centre on Monday June 6.The group features Francesca Hiew on violin, Stephen King on viola and Sharon...
Eyespot – what’s happening in the SE
Eyespot is an increasing problem in the higher rainfall grain growing regions of SA, including the SE. This increase is primarily due to farming...
Mundulla locals share big morning tea
Locals in Mundulla caught up for a special “cuppa” this week to help raise money for the Cancer Council.The Biggest Morning Tea event attracted...
Men’s shed officially opens doors | PHOTOS
The Tatiara Men’s Shed has officially completed construction, celebrating with an official opening on May 20.A big crowd turned out to congratulate the community group and...
Volunteers clean up
Volunteers from Treasury Wine Estates in Bordertown and Padthaway lent a helping hand to the local environment on May 19 to help clean up...
Cosi visits to inspire Keith students
A South Aussie legend visited Keith last week to give local students an insight into careers and opportunities offered in the SA grains industry.“South Aussie with Cosi”...
Mundulla Debutante Ball 2016 | MEGA GALLERY, VIDEOS
What a night! From gorgeous dresses to suave suits – the 54th annual Mundulla Debutante Ball was a night to remember.A huge crowd turned out to...
Border Chronicle Flashback Files – 2009
This week we are looking back at photos from 2009 for the Border Chronicle Flashback Files.Can you believe it was seven years ago?Be sure to...
2025-26 State Budget handed down
Described as a "law and order budget," the state government handed down its 2025-26 State Budget on June 5.
Treasurer Stephen Mullighan said this...
