Kangaroo Island Olives celebrates 30 years of sustainable farming
Kangaroo Island Olives in 2025 celebrated 30 years of operation and general manager Michael Esposito, who also happens to president of Olives South Australia,...
New Year’s Eve 2025 wrap up from SA Police
South Australia Police (SAPOL) has expressed satisfaction with the overall behaviour of revellers who welcomed the arrival of 2026 across the state. Popular celebration...
Have your say on vital mental health law reforms for South Australia
Kangaroo Island residents are invited to have their say on proposed new mental health laws for South Australia.
The state government is committed to delivering...
Council sells excess roos from legendary white kangaroo attraction at Bordertown
THE Tatiara District Council will sell some of its kangaroos from the white kangaroo roadside attraction to a Victorian wildlife park.
Elected members opted...
Cherries linger longer in Fleurieu region thanks to cool spring
Traditionally a Christmas Day fruit delicacy, cherries around the state are still being picked thanks to a mild spring.
Unusually cool conditions in the lead...
Dogs rushed to emergency vet after suspected algal bloom exposure at Noarlunga
Local Sellicks Beach Border Collie Breeder Katie Wahlheim thought she was finally able to bring her dogs to the beach, but after an emergency...
KI’s talented artists reside and exhibit at Southern Ocean Lodge
Baillie Lodges’ multi-award-winning flagship property, Southern Ocean Lodge on Kangaroo Island, has launched its inaugural artists-in-residence program this summer, welcoming the island’s most revered...
Final call to enter SA’s Dining Cashback’s January draw
South Australians have the chance to get cashback when enjoying their local fish and chip shop, a long lunch on the esplanade, ice-creams on...
Access to Flinders Chase remains free, but do the right thing
With peak season around the corner, the Department for Environment and Water is highlighting the simple steps holidaymakers can follow to ensure an enjoyable...
Virtual fencing becomes a reality in SA, but only for cattle
Virtual fencing has been legalised in South Australia, allowing producers to use the game-changing technology to improve cattle management, reduce infrastructure costs and help...















