Viterra takes over Cargill sites
Grain storage and handling sites at Mallala and Crystal Brook will change hands following this harvest following an agreement between Viterra and Cargill.
Viterra has...
New adventure awaits at Two Wells
Xavier College Two Wells Campus was thrilled to announce the launch of two vibrant new playgrounds, enhancing the school's commitment to providing a nurturing...
Opposition leaders seeing red
Following the shut down of three Adelaide Plains tomato producers, the opposition has called on the government to urgently consider compensation for those forced...
Tomato workers chopped
Three Adelaide Plains fresh produce companies have been shut down amid the Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) outbreak.
The virus was first detected in...
Trio arrested at Lower Light
Three people have been arrested at Lower Light following a pursuit on the Yorke Peninsula early on Saturday morning.
Just after 1am on Saturday, September...
Ash Barty serves to Playford
Ash Barty, former women’s tennis world number one, has continued to make her presence felt in Playford, donating 40 books to the Playford Library...
Uniting Friends acknowledge Gratitude Day
Gratitude Day - ‘WHAT IS GRATITUDE DAY?’
Every year in September a day is set aside for World Gratitude Day.
Gratitude: What is it? Attention: Appreciation:...
Free school holiday dental checks
Playford’s under 18 residents will be able to access free dental checkups during the first week of the school holidays.
The Australian Dental Foundation (ADFi)...
Climbing for a cause
A Two Wells CFS volunteer has raised close to $2000 after taking part in the 11th annual Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb.
Anthony Moyle joined fellow...
Rugose response requested
Penny Pratt MP, Member for Frome, and Nicola Centofanti MLC, Shadow Minister for Primary Industries, have expressed their concerns on the Tomato Brown Rugose...
Prices eased in rainy market
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 21 October
Steady and sometimes heavy rain fell as agents offered 7000 lambs and 2000 sheep. The usual trade...
