Items filtered by date: September 2019
Looking at local university study needs
ANOTHER step has been taken in the establishment of a Copper Coast University Hub.
Civil works start at Wallaroo Shores
CIVIL works have started for the $220million Wallaroo Shores resort.
Mayor launching SOS Copper Coast website
MAYOR of Copper Coast Council Roslyn Talbot will formally launch a website developed by the SOS Copper Coast Suicide Prevention Network at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days tomorrow (Wednesday).
Blacksmith demo at field days
ARTIST Blacksmiths Association of South Australia members are demonstrating their talents at this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days for the first time.
Making it a mission to encourage skin checks
A GROUP of 30 local bike riders joined the 90-kilometre Kerslake Melanoma Awareness Ride around Yorke Peninsula on Saturday, September 21.
Copper Coast awards community grants
ALMOST $80,000 has been distributed to the Copper Coast community through council’s community grants program.
Tyrone Hughes student of the year
TYRONE Hughes, formerly of Wallaroo, won Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year at the South Australian Training Awards on Friday, September 6.
Teachers are feeling the pressure
MORE than half of Australian teachers suffer from anxiety and nearly one in five are depressed, according to a ground-breaking Australian study.
Free tickets to field days
CONGRATULATIONS to John Neale, of Ardrossan, who has won a three-day pass to the Yorke Peninsula Field Days for today, tomorrow and Thursday, September 24-26.
Lochiel to celebrate 150 years
LOCHIEL will celebrate its sesquicentenary on Saturday and Sunday, October 12-13.
