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Safer school route in the pipeline

KADINA students may soon have a safer walk or ride to school as Copper Coast Council seeks grant funding for a shared path through the town’s education precinct. The 1.4 kilometre sealed track would run from the intersection of Doswell Terrace and...

Sarah Herrmann

8 hours ago

News

Riding towards Christmas

DONATIONS of preloved bicycles are being sought for a Christmas giveaway program. For the third year, Copper Trails Bike Hire at Moonta will refurbish donated bikes for people in need, with the 2025 recipient being Point Pearce Aboriginal...

Sarah Herrmann

14 Oct 2025

News

‘Breathtaking’ rebirth at national park

DHILBA Guuranda-Innes National Park is the setting of an award-winning photo with an emotional backstory. Paulo DeOliveira has taken out the Seniors Card photographic competition Through the Lens with his panoramic self-portrait, Rebirth no. 6, taken...

Sarah Herrmann

14 Oct 2025

News

GROUNDED on a high

THE 2025 YP GROUNDED Art Festival generated over $100,000 in ticket and artwork sales, prizes and artist fees for local artists, Yorke Peninsula arts and cultural facilitator Molly Flanagan-Sjoberg says. The biennial festival, held for the second...

Sarah Herrmann

14 Oct 2025

News

Bourke talks home in new role

NEW transport minister Emily Bourke, formerly of Pine Point, has been unable to provide an indication of when South Australia’s road ratings will be publicly released. The news comes after Austroads — a not-for-profit, nonpartisan organisation...

Sarah Herrmann

14 Oct 2025

Editorial

Long live the free press

OVER the past few months, journalism under threat has been consistently in the public eye. In June, the federal court found journalist Antoinette Lattouf was unlawfully sacked by the ABC, for reasons including a social media repost she made about...

Sarah Herrmann

14 Oct 2025