SA blackout: weather was the trigger
A preliminary report into last week’s State-wide blackout by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has found the system blackout was “triggered by extreme weather”.AEMO...
ArtFeast continuing to delight
Spring is predicted to burst into full bloom this week and will be a great time to visit Kingscote’s Wabi Sabi Gallery Garden at...
Penneshaw Market Day
Sunday October 2 saw the Food and the Craft Markets in full swing with a happy crowd browsing and choosing to buy the handmade craft items...
The Hidden Hurt creates talking piece
Performance art and visual art can connect in ways that capture the awe of an audience and the heart of a people.John Bancan's choreography for ‘The...
Council concern for Bight decision
From front page“The Whitehouse Commission into the Gulf of Mexico disaster blamed BP and its partners for ‘a series of cost-cutting decisions and an...
Decision delayed
ON the eve of what could have been a decision by the federal government’s oil and gas regulator NOPSEMA to approve exploration drilling in the...
Diesel keeps power on
THE recent wild and woolly weather, which caused almost the entire state of South Australia to lose power, fortunately left Kangaroo Island relatively unscathed.The reason for...
Feral cat eradication project a go
FERAL cats are one of the greatest threats to native wildlife in Australia and about 5000 feral cats live on Kangaroo Island.Feral cats have been...
KIDS dance at town hall
KIDS Dance Group is holding their first dance concert at Kingscote Town Hall on the October Long Weekend; Saturday October 1 at 6.00pm, and Sunday...
SeaLink’s SeaLion ferry suffers break down in new engine
SeaLink’s SeaLion 2000 ferry was removed from Kangaroo Island service on Nov. 28 after a mechanical issue involving a component within the port main...
