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Street Talk: What do you think the Fleurieu Peninsula could do to improve their approach to climate change?

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Retreats for people living with dementia

Stephanie Karagiannis, Resthaven Project Officer, has made it her mission to encourage as many people as possible who are living with dementia, and their...

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Drones boost SES

SA road safety targets still off track

Goolwa man charged with drug trafficking, money laundering

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Drones boost SES

Kangaroo Island's emergency search and rescue response has been strengthened with new drone capability. State Emergency Service (SES) has nine new remotely piloted aircraft (drones)...

SA road safety targets still off track

South Australia remains off track to reach its road safety targets, according to new crash data analysis from RAA. Last year 87 people were killed...

Goolwa man charged with drug trafficking, money laundering

A Goolwa man has been charged with drug trafficking and money laundering as a result of police searches across two properties. Serious and Organised...

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Boating Strategy needed

The Victor Harbor and Goolwa Sea Rescue Squadron (VHGSRS) support a boating strategy for the south coast. The group conducts rescues and saves lives each...

Schiller continues as deputy mayor

It did not get down to a vote at the City of Victor Harbor council meeting as councillor Stewart Burns withdrew his nomination of...

No lights … yet

The volume of traffic movement on Hindmarsh Road has more than 17,000 vehicles per day and City of Victor Harbor councillor Angela Schiller said...

Traffic Strategy needed

Councillor Angela Schiller may have been unsuccessful in getting traffic lights at an important intersection in Victor Harbor, but had a win with traffic...

Brilliant racing at Veteran’s Race Day

The Strathalbyn Racing Club have held their Veterans Race Day on Wednesday, January 14, coming together to recognise and celebrate those who have served...

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