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Time to tackle climate change

THE algae bloom news keeps coming thick and fast, with the latest being the State Government topping up grants to allow fisheries and aquaculture businesses to apply for up to $100,000. While industry support is obviously important and needed, if...

Sarah Herrmann

29 Jul 2025

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‘They do want us’: Adelaide Fringe visits Yorke Peninsula

ADELAIDE Fringe has held information sessions in Wallaroo and Warooka, encouraging local artists and venues to get involved in the 2026 festival season. Emily Barber attended the Wallaroo session on behalf of Kadina AH&F Society, and said the...

Sarah Herrmann

29 Jul 2025

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Growing up and growing old

RESEARCH has found when young children and older adults spend time together, both age groups can benefit. The research shows that intergenerational contact can improve older people’s moods, encourage physical activity and even reduce dementi...

Sarah Herrmann

29 Jul 2025

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‘Hundreds of millions’ should be spent on marine restoration, biologist says

IT WAS a full house in Minlaton Town Hall as an estuarine ecologist warned South Australia’s gulfs were unlikely to be “properly flushed” in the next 12 months, and a marine biologist called for hundreds of millions to be spent on restoring...

Sarah Herrmann

29 Jul 2025

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Healing power of art after trauma

EDITHBURGH’S Karen Brown has found healing through art after acquiring a brain injury, and will exhibit her work for the first time in the 2025 GROUNDED YP Art Festival, thanks to a Regional Arts Fund grant. After experiencing relentless...

Sarah Herrmann

29 Jul 2025

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PREMIER MAKES A SPLASH

GRANTS of up to $100,000 will be available to fisheries and aquaculture businesses significantly affected by the harmful algae bloom, Premier Peter Malinauskas announced during his visit to Yorke Peninsula yesterday, July 28. This will include an...

Sarah Herrmann

29 Jul 2025