Boomerang Bags project on KI making free shopping bags
Free reusable, fabric shopping bags will soon be made widely available of Kangaroo Island, thanks to the new Boomerang Bags project.A group of volunteers...
The Islander Domain: Beachside living
HOUSE OF THE WEEKWhat an opportunity this is to live in the picturesque coastal town of Penneshaw, the gateway to Kangaroo Island.Low-maintenance living is...
Kangaroo Island Food Wine & Art Guide 2019
The 2019 Kangaroo Island Food Wine and Art Guide is here! The new book is the perfect guide for locals and visitors alike with...
Islander editorial – Improving our jetties, selling our KI product
The Islander has been made aware of the rusty condition of the jetty infrastructure at both Cape Jervis and Penneshaw.We are trying to find...
Letters to The Islander | Oct. 3
I understand by writing this letter, I can't change anything, but I might be able to plant a seed in your thoughts. And this...
KI honey producers allege false labelling but grower stands by production
Kangaroo Island beekeepers recently became aware of honey being sold on the mainland as supermarket branded "Kangaroo Island honey".They are questioning the validity of...
Year-long celebrations begin for Flinders Chase centenary
The SA National Parks and Wildlife Service is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Flinders Chase National Park. Community events will take place throughout the...
Prescribed burn at Middle River Reservoir on KI
A prescribed burn is planned at Middle River Reservoir on Kangaroo Island, for today Tuesday, October 1, weather conditions permitting.This follows a prescribed burn...
Japanese buyers search out non-mulesed wool on Kangaroo Island
A group of Japanese wool buyers from the Muji company like what they see on Kangaroo Island farms when it comes to animal husbandry.The...
Bee sequel takes out Odd Fish Poetry Slam 3
A follow-up poem about bees in her bedroom wall has won the Odd Fish Poetry Slam a second time for Alice Teasdale.Kangaroo Island's sculptor...
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...
