Firefighters invited to improve mental health with Flinders Ranges wildlife trek
The success of last year's Trojan's Trek, which saw emergency first responders spend five days in the wilderness of the Flinders Ranges and tackle...
Poignant child’s storybook imparts hope
As the rain and winds abated on Saturday afternoon, more than 120 adults and children arrived at the Kangaroo Island Brewery to celebrate the...
Meeting of the minds
Kangaroo Islands five separate Progress Associations met for morning tea and an exchange of ideas at Emu Ridge on Thursday, February 11. The...
Kangaroo Island filmmaking duo are Film Festival finalists
A short documentary by islanders Daniel Clarke and Amy Pysden is one of 14 national and international finalists in this year's Fleurieu Film Festival.The...
Beekeepers step up to fight dangerous pest and bacteria that threatens KI hives
All beekeepers on Kangaroo Island are being asked to participate in a round of surveillance for American Foulbrood and Small Hive Beetle, with testing...
Living the new normal: Free workshop for fire affected rural women
Looking for a chance to have two great days of learning, shared conversation and a chance to have a day off the farm? Then...
How are birds faring?
Caroline Paterson's latest job is for the birds.Caroline has begun work on a new project for BirdLife Australia to determine how the Island's feathered...
Bridging the gap in Lashmar Conservation Park
Antechamber Bay's camping facilities in Lashmar Conservation Park are being transformed with the installation of a suspension bridge linking the north and south sides...
In sight of success
Bay of Shoals Winery owner, ophthalmologist and avid yacht sailor John Willoughby was awarded an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) for his contributions to...
Wilderness trail and accommodation finalised, settled in court
An eco-tourism project along the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail will go ahead after the Australian Walking Company and local environmental groups reached an agreement...
SA Today expands with acquisition of iconic Lanyon newspapers
SA Today has continued its growth across regional Australia with the acquisition of five historic mastheads from the Lanyon family Mildura, marking a significant...
