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Nick Ward, August 28th, 2019
Critters big and small from across the Hills will soon arrive in Wayville for the Royal Adelaide Show including a cheeky lizard who is quite used to being the centre of attention.
Norbert the Shingleback has already had three books written about him by his custodian Leanne Stevens, student support officer and administrator of the Critter Club at Nairne Primary School.
“He joined the Critter Room two years ago and has become something of a main attraction,” Leanne said.
“He’ll... 
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Bridget Herrmann, August 21st, 2019
The drought conditions affecting farmers in the eastern states are also being felt closer to home, and not just by farmers.
One of the main issues is the rising price of hay, which is causing ripples throughout the community.
Not only is there less hay due to low rainfall in previous seasons, but much feed is being taken interstate to alleviate pressure, therefore raising prices and reducing local supply.
Harrogate beef producer Tom Hampton said eastern states’ farmers were in... Read Article
Bridget Herrmann, August 14th, 2019
Littlehampton’s MisFit Training is back in the ring and serving up hits left, right and centre.
You may have heard of MisFit before – following a three-year break, owner Mis O’Keefe has pulled on the gloves again, offering casual classes for the community.
With a passion for boxing, a background as a personal trainer and a passion for boxing, Mis said she restarted the group classes after plenty of renewed interest.
“People said they’ve enjoyed it, and I love inspiring... Read Article
Nick Ward, August 07th, 2019
An old but gold idea has been resurrected to help the main sporting centre of Lobethal and improve its facilities for the benefit of the whole community.
The Lobethal Recreation Ground Sports Club & Clubrooms is wholly owned by the sporting clubs who call it home, including codes like football, netball, tennis, cricket, polocrosse and archery, but treasurer Marg Schroder believes the facilities can be even more central to Lobethal life.
“It's under-utalised right now – there is lots... Read Article
Nick Ward, July 31st, 2019
Singing sessions of three-part harmonies for anyone looking to exercise their vocal chords in a social setting are coming to the Uraidla Hotel from next week with Hills songstress Jennifer De Grassi leading the chorus.
“It’s about providing a positive experience for anyone who wants to join in to transform and grow whilst having a good time,” Jennifer said.
“The harmonies are interesting but not complicated or demanding – even people who don’t consider themselves singers will find they... Read Article
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