BERRI Football Club’s supporters have been lauded for their faith, after the club completed a remarkable off-season turnaround by winning its first game of the 2018 season on Saturday.
Silo art to boost tourism
WAIKERIE’S Silo Art Mural project last week got the green light when Nature Foundation SA signed a $150,000 grant with the State Government.
Local forum raises Murray-Darling Basin Plan concerns
RIVERLANDERS had the opportunity to voice their views and concerns about the implementation of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan during a public forum at the Renmark Hotel last Tuesday.
HIGH & DRY: Extraordinary April fire risk
UNSEASONABLY warm temperatures, low rainfall and dry soil have this week triggered extreme fire danger warnings in the Riverland.
Youth won’t let the Anzac cookie crumble
ANZAC Day goes beyond the anniversary of the landing on Gallipoli in 1915 – by generating a respect for history, sense of gratitude and connection to family for the younger generation.
Bridge mural replacement completed
WORK to replace the 20-year-old Berri Bridge mural was recently completed.
Local growers urged to vote on ‘unfair’ levy
RIVERLAND grape growers have been urged to grasp a one-off opportunity to change an “unfair” industry levy that forces locals to contribute more than growers from other SA areas.
Hemp crops get green light
THE newly formed State Government has forged ahead with its plan to cultivate industrial hemp, granting first licences this week.
