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Langhorne Creek

Options explored for road closure

A report on a potential partial road closure of West Creek Road, Langhorne Creek, will be presented at Alexandrina Council’s October meeting. The potential road closure was suggested by the McAnaney family – owners of the adjacent property –...

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Parliament comes to school

Votes are in on an issue that could “divide a nation” and a controversial new law could pass in Australia – one that would, in fact, prohibit pineapple on pizza. The contentious vote was cast by Mount Barker South Primary School students...

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Milang

Milang students novel work of art

Eastern Fleurieu School (EFS) Milang students were recently booked for an art commission in the town, where they were able to showcase their creative talents. Under the mentorship of Willyaroo artist Gaynor Hartvigen, four year 6 students...

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Strathalbyn

Cheers to successful weekend

Hundreds of visitors flocked to the Langhorne Creek region over the weekend, for its annual Cellar Treasures. Langhorne Creek Grape & Wine Inc Marketing & Promotions Manager Hanne Nørvåg Thomas described the event as “another successful...

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Langhorne Creek

Cheers to successful weekend

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Strathalbyn

Visitors touch down in Strathalbyn for expo

Almost 300 people were plotting their dream holidays last week after visiting the second annual travel expo at Strathalbyn. Organised by Strathalbyn’s Live The Dream Travel, the event brings vendors out of the city and into the region, making it...

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Langhorne Creek

$7 million secured for Langhorne Creek trail

Langhorne Creek winery owners are raising their glasses in celebration after $7 million of Federal Government funding was secured for the long-awaited trail linking cellar doors, making the region a “destination” for visitors. The funding – as...

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Kindergym bounces back into action

Local children were rejoicing last week when the Strathalbyn Kindergym reopened its doors to families after a brief closure. The Kindergym – which has been running for 41 years – announced its closure last term affecting a large number of...

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Strathalbyn

Community grants up for grabs

Community groups and organisations are being encouraged to apply for small grants through the Rotary Club of Strathalbyn. The Rotary club is seeking interest from those requiring funding of up to $1000, such as for computers or record-keeping...

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Sign removed

A new sign that welcomed visitors to Clayton Bay, with a map, brief history and important phone numbers, has been removed after it was discovered to have errors. The sign replaced an older version and was part of a recent upgrade to the nearby...

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Wooly good rams walk out the door

Adelaide Hills farmer Darren Koopman came away with the top-selling ram from Lucernbrae’s sale last week, describing his newest addition as a “good all-rounder”. Mr Koopman is his family’s sixth generation of farmers, managing the mixed-farm...

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Goolwa

Advocates call for funding

A group of homelessness advocates – including some based in Goolwa – are calling for funding from all levels of government to address the crisis in the Fleurieu Peninsula, with a particular focus for social housing. The calls came during...

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