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Community fights for boardwalk
4:30 AM | A GRASSROOTS community campaign to save the Valley Lake boardwalk is gathering momentum just days before the structure is earmarked to be torn down.  | CommentsComments (3)
24 May 12 | Regional Development Australia has won $300,000 of Commonwealth and State Government funding for the Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island and Barossa regions over the next two years.
24 May 12 | Community and visitor input are at the heart of plans for future growth of the Kangaroo Island Farmers Market.
Magic fun and fine food at Parndana
24 May 12 | Saturday night meals after a home match at Parndana have gone to another level with a Master Chef competition giving the members a huge incentive to serve the perfect meal.
24 May 12 | The dream of building a replica of the schooner “Independence” kept alive by Tony Klieve and his daughter Tania, may now come to fruition following a meeting held at American River last week.
24 May 12 | Kangaroo Island’s representative at the Fashions at the Races state final in Adelaide, Alex Hecker, right, was runner-up earlier this month. The winner was Amy Robson, above left.
24 May 12 | The Kangaroo Island Council will not interfere with island speed limits.
24 May 12 | An innovative new plan to boost tourism industry growth on Kangaroo Island has been unveiled.
24 May 12 | The Kangaroo Island Council has rescinded its resolution to endorse the newly formed Kangaroo Island Marine Action Group as the island representative on marine parks.
Oil exploration closer
24 May 12 | As oil exploration off the west of the island becomes more likely, the Kangaroo Island Council has taken the lead and compiled a 24-page submission on behalf of the island community.
24 May 12 | On Mother’s Day, Kangaroo Island took part in Australia’s biggest charity event. More than 125,000 people at 53 locations across Australia walked, ran, cheered and volunteered and Kangaroo Island joined in for the first time ever.
24 May 12 | WHALE season is almost upon us again and Fowlers Bay Eco Park is inviting people to come down and see the whales themselves up close.
Whale of a time
24 May 12 | WHALE season is almost upon us again and Fowlers Bay Eco Park is inviting people to come down and see the whales themselves up close.
24 May 12 | CEDUNA SES was called out to search for three missing fishermen on Tuesday May 15.
24 May 12 | FARMERS are warning against any plans to alter or tear down the world famous Dog Fence as it could have dire consequences for the livestock industry and for native wildlife.
24 May 12 | Laura’s resident Paul Slattery dedicated four years in the making of a book that honours those from the Laura and Stone Hut districts who served in World War I and II. Now his hard work guaranteed a $2800 grant to Laura’s History Group.
24 May 12 | Ten years on and Melrose continues to be a leading mountain biking destination. Melrose continues to develop its international reputation as a provider of premium mountain biking experiences with the pleasant three hour drive is an easy investment for the chance to get out of Adelaide for a weekend of challenging trails, good wine and great local produce.
24 May 12 | It was a night of pure art in Clare, as the local Rotary Club hosted its annual art exhibition. Director of the Art Exhibition Margaret Zweck said the night was a success. “Everything went extremely well with more than 200 people attending the event,” she said. “There were 505 pieces being exhibit with many great artwork.
24 May 12 | A perfect weather contributed to making the 31st 2012 Nonning Gymkhana the most successful yet. The rain held off and a strong crowd from all over South Australia enjoyed the hospitality once again of Nonning Station and The Gawler Ranges Progress Association for a fun weekend full of Gymkhana action for the whole family.
The Opal a historic gem
24 May 12 | The Andamooka Opal Hotel has been part of the town’s history since it came to life in the ‘60s.
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