MORE RESOURCES TO COMBAT FRUIT FLY
The state government has committed to more resources to combat new fruit fly outbreaks in the Riverland and metro Adelaide.
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CONCERNS OVER SHEARER SHORTAGES
Livestock SA has re-iterated local wool producers concerns over shearer shortages and is calling for greater assistance.
FUNDING FOR NEW HEADSPACE PROJECT
Headspace Berri has been the recipient of further funding to enable them to run a new arts project called “The Future of Here and Now”.
BIG FIELD FOR DINGHY DERBY
Despite ongoing challenges regarding travel and other uncertainty’s this year’s Riverland Dinghy Derby is still powering ahead with strong numbers.
PARINGA BRIDGE REPLACEMENT SPECULATION SURFACES AGAIN
A local Mayor has raised concerns with ongoing long term speculation of a replacement of the Paringa Bridge that could see the towns of Renmark & Paringa bypassed.
NEW VENUE FOR AUSTRALIA DAY CELEBRATIONS IN LOXTON
The Loxton Waikerie council has invited locals to their upcoming Australia day breakfast, being held at a new venue.
DOUBLE JACKS BREAK THROUGH IN RIVERLAND DARTS
The double jacks have finally broken through for their first win of the Riverland summer darts season, Following an impressive effort from Fi Wenske scoring a maximum of 180.
DESERT ROSE IN THE REGION
Services Australia’s mobile service Centre ‘The Desert Rose” will be In the region this week, providing a number of government services.
LOCALS INVITED TO HAVE THIER SAY ON MURRAY DARLING GRANTS PROGRAM
Local Riverland communities are invited to have their say on an upcoming Murray-Darling basin grant programs.
BUSY YEAR FOR LOCK OPERATORS
Despite 2020 being a year of challenges and shutdowns local lock operators had their busiest year in the last five.
BIG DAY AT THE BURNOUTS
A passionate crowd of nearly one thousand burnout enthusiasts converged on the Riverland speedway Saturday for the annual Riverland Revs Burnout competition.
