Kangaroo Island community radio elects new committee
Kangaroo Island's community radio station 90.7 5Kix-FM has elected a new committee. The new chairperson is Lisa Collins, with vice-chairman Jeremy Hassan, secretary Tim...
Symens family thanks Island for support
A couple of weeks ago there was a fundraiser held to help support our family while Richard continues to suffer ill health from his...
Working bee held ahead of this year’s Stokes Bay fireworks
Three generations of the Stanton family got together for a working bee at the Stokes Bay hall ahead of this year's fireworks.Each year on...
Intrepid KI cyclists join the Great Cycle Challenge
During the month of October, you may have notice a few more cyclists on the roads around Kangaroo Island. That's because a determined group...
Take a photo of Kangaroo Island roadkill for science
Kangaroo Island residents and visitors are being urged to slow down (safely), stop the car and take a photo of any dead animals they...
10th annual KI SALA exhibition a winner
Sanctity and Protection, the 2019 Kangaroo Island travelling exhibition for SALA at National Wine Centre, is a wrap however the successful show continues to...
Festival of green time comes to Kangaroo Island
The tipping point for Australian children, linked to childhood moving indoors and children's disconnect from the real world has never been more prevalent. But...
Bark Hut stud kicks off KI ram sales for 2019
The Bark Hut White Suffolk and Composite Stud held its 2019 ram sale on Thursday, October 3.The sale attracted prime lamb producers from around...
Mainland honey producer supplies supermarket with KI honey
A mainland honey producer from the Yorke Peninsula with hives on Kangaroo Island claims to have supplied the KI honey being sold in SA...
KICE students at Parndana learn traditional fibre crafts
Students form the Parndana campus of Kangaroo Island Community Education have been learning some traditional skills thanks to the KI Spinners and Weavers GuildKICE...
Fossil tour of discovery for KI high school student Jack Wilson
In the eery, dark depths of an Australian cave, high school students are learning first-hand about thousands of years of incredible natural history.
Among them...
