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4:30 AM | THE widow of an Allendale man who was killed when a silage bale fell on him has expressed mixed emotions following a court handing down its long-awaited judgment on the accident that claimed his life.
Murray Bridge Race Fields
22 May 12 | Fields for Murray Bridge races, May 23, 2012.
22 May 12 | Tony Piccolo, the member for Light in state parliament, is amused that city media has raised the issue of the spending habits of our politicians.
A grand total raised by Barossa volunteers
22 May 12 | The final fundraising tally for the recent Shear Wishes in Eudunda was $40,000; money which will now support children with a life-threatening medical condition.
Make your cuppa count
22 May 12 | The Herald urges the public to dig deep during organised Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea events in the region this month.
Barossa is ripe for the picking
22 May 12 | Myri Timotheou, Advantage SA Awards co-ordinator, left, takes some time out at the Tanunda Rotunda on Thursday with Charlotte Williams and Craig Grocke from Regional Development Australia (RDA) Barossa.
22 May 12 | The Gawler History Team will launch its 'Gawler Now and Then' Wiki site this Sunday, which will be a boon for family historians, general historians and lovers of local history.
A grand total raised by Barossa volunteers
22 May 12 | The final fundraising tally for the recent Shear Wishes in Eudunda was $40,000; money which will now support children with a life-threatening medical condition.   | Leaving his mark on Barossa ...
Barossa pair's pigeon pursuit
22 May 12 | Riverton's Leith Jenkins and Angaston's Jules de Brenni both know a good bird when they see one. They specialise in the feathered variety with pigeons being their particular fancy.
22 May 12 | Residential ratepayers in the Barossa are on average facing a 4.6 per cent rate rise under the 2012-13 draft budget released for public consultation this week.   | CommentsComments (1)
22 May 12 | Nyrstar smelter will face stricter licence conditions requiring it to reduce lead emissions within a few weeks. Environment Minister Paul Caica told State Parliament last Wednesday that the Environment Protection Authority would impose new conditions.
Big opportunities
22 May 12 | Minister for Regional Australia, Regional Development and Local Government Simon Crean visited Whyalla on Thursday to discuss the future of the region.
22 May 12 | TWO years after a private house crumbled under the force of a devastating tornado in Penola, the land on which it stood is being developed as a sacred site expected to have international importance.
Geranium’s karate kids
22 May 12 | KARATE is on the curriculum of the Geranium Primary School this term as part of a Federal Govern-ment grant to keep children active.
Remembering personnel
22 May 12 | THE Returned and Services League of Mannum has added plaques to its Anzac commemorative wall in order to remember the many conflicts in which Australia has been involved.
22 May 12 | MENINGIE’S Returned and Services League president has proposed an Anzac park be established around the town’s war memorial.
22 May 12 | THE chief executive of the Murraylands development board says he is confident its funding will be renewed, but the Opposition has demanded the State Government guarantee its support.
Foodies’ tuition in nutrition
22 May 12 | THE Murraylands’ first community foodies have begun training to bring the message of good nutrition to the people.
22 May 12 | KEITH District Hospital has knocked back a State Government offer to take over the hospital but has accepted a $350,000 grant to keep it running for the next year.
Mystery illness
22 May 12 | A WOMBAT rescue organisation in the Murraylands wants to execute emergency food drops in an effort to save the State’s faunal emblem from a deadly unknown illness. But the State Government and scientists have called for some patience while they struggle to understand the mystery ailment.
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