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Barunga West Council to retain current structure, move to direct election of mayor

BARUNGA West Council has decided to retain its current structure and not reintroduce wards, following a review of its representation of residents. Elected members voted at the council’s monthly meeting on April 8 to maintain the current structure...

Michelle Daw

23 Apr 2025

News

Searing memories of a jungle war

Trigger warning: The following article contains descriptions of war-related experiences, including combat and trauma, which may be distressing for some readers, particularly veterans and their families. Support is available. If you need assistance...

Michelle Daw

23 Apr 2025

News

Emotional power of live music

THE haunting sound of a lone cornet playing the Last Post remains a powerful and moving tradition for many Australians. This enduring tribute can still be experienced at several Anzac Day dawn services across Yorke Peninsula. The Last Post was one...

Michelle Daw

23 Apr 2025

Editorial

We will remember them

BEFORE the first rays of sun streak across the sky, thousands of ex service people, their families and community members from all walks of life will gather at war memorials throughout Yorke Peninsula this Friday, April 25. Anzac Day dawn services...

Michelle Daw

23 Apr 2025

News

Toxic algae found along coast

AN ALGAE toxic to marine life has been detected in water samples collected from Edithburgh and Coobowie. In a statement released yesterday, Monday, April 14, a Primary Industries and Regions South Australia spokesperson confirmed low levels of...

Michelle Daw

15 Apr 2025

News

Bute goes its own way

THE Bute community has begun discussing the possibility of hosting its own Aus-tralia Day celebrations and awards, following a decision by Barunga West Council to withdraw support the town’s event. At its monthly meeting on April 8, council...

Michelle Daw

15 Apr 2025