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Australian Red Cross Lifeblood has issued a critical appeal for 16,000 donors this week as the organisation’s reserves hit its lowest level in just under a decade.
Seventeen-year-old Nuriootpa High School student, Riley Schirmer is taking a stand for his Mid Murray community, launching an online petition calling for urgent upgrades to Ridley Road, which is part of the Regional north-south freight route between Sedan and Mannum.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Special Olympics in Australia.
The 81st Angaston Men's Club Charity Auction was held with great success on Saturday, with Secretary, Liz Strachan excitedly telling The Leader that nearly 200 people took up bidding numbers.
ElectraNet will today announce that it has selected so-called 'Corridor 5' as the preferred corridor for the Mid North section of the Northern Transmission Project (NTx), following 'detailed investigations and community engagement across the area'.
It may have been 30 years since 'The Dirtman' Rob Gibson and his wife, Anne founded a small, independent winemaking venture at Light Pass, but the story of Gibson is far from completing its narrative arc.
Thorn-Clarke Wines hosted the launch of Newlands Estate's first vintage of Pinot Noir 2026 '2 Jacks' on October 2.
One of the best testaments to the Barossa Valley's spirit and natural diversity is Barossa Bushgardens at Nuriootpa which in the span of 25 years has grown from an unloved paddock to now home to over 200 native plant species.
Angaston’s Brad Vaughan showcased his driving prowess on the biggest stage in the Super 2 Series at Bathurst last weekend.
Langmeil Winery is celebrating 30 years of winemaking excellence from Director of Winemaking Paul Lindner, with the release of its new Old Vine Garden Wines.
Tucked away in a quiet pocket of Kapunda, 6 Shannon Street is a home that simply feels good.
It’s the 50 year career anniversary that nearly didn’t happen for John James of KWI at Nuriootpa, as the call of retirement seemed imminent back in 2017.
At 88 years of age, prominent local identity, Lyle Green, is living proof that good things can still be achieved with his motto: “Don’t leave things to somebody else.”
Nominations are now open for the 2026 South Australian Grain Industry Awards, with Grain Producers SA (GPSA) calling on growers and the wider industry to recognise the people making an outstanding contribution to the sector.
Last Sunday the Nuriootpa Town Band gave a free concert in the beautiful rotunda off the main street at Tanunda.
