Snapshot of a busy visit to KI
KI certainly put on a magnificent showing for State Liberal Leader Steven Marshall last weekend. Andy Gilfillan, candidate for Mawson, showed Mr Marshall the...
Bach to the Bush at KI
KI will be swooning to the sublime sounds of the solo cello when Anthony Albrecht, (Juilliard Scholar) brings Bach to the Bush this November....
Hair today, but gone tomorrow!
After 52 years working as a hairdresser in Dauncey Street, Kingscote, Richard Ley is handing over the tools of the trade to Chris Sheridan.Chris...
Cyclists speeding towards $5k
During the month of October watch out for a few more cyclists on the road.This is because a determined group of KI cyclists have...
Healthy home oils
The endless variety of cleaning products available bombards us with choices, steering us away from the simplicity of natural ingredients that assist with disinfecting,...
The Church and the children
In the photos of the 1908 opening of the Kingscote Uniting Church, children posing formally can be seen wearing their best hats, pinafores and knickerbockers....
Ag KI Field Day ready
This year’s Ag KI Cropping Field Day on Monday October 23 will have a different format starting at 3pm, followed by dinner and a...
Coastline to attract international interest
PROPERTY OF THE WEEKA spectacular 2,398 hectare estate that has long been used in SA tourism campaigns to promote the natural beauty of Kangaroo...
A ‘ferry’ fast trip
A new high-speed ferry service using a wave piercing catamaran, capable of delivering 95 passengers from Penneshaw to Cape Jervis in 30 minutes will soon...
35 years of KI care
There are many stories of the early settlers and farmers having to rely on their skills and each other to help out and ‘make-do’...
KI-born Tahlia Jameson set to star in State Theatre Company production
State Theatre Company South Australia opens its 2026 season next month with Trophy Boys, Emmanuelle Mattana’s hit black comedy about power, privilege and high...
