Reflections on the impact of Susie Williams’ story at the IWD breakfast.
Community news & features
Simply mind ‘goggling’
It’s as if they’ve been on the same trail as the Blues Brothers, Jake & Elwood who helped the local orphanage in that 1980 classic movie, only this time it’s locals following their own adventure to put on the Port Noarlunga Blues Festival. Not the same havoc, thank goodness, but the journey from a simple […]
Master of her own fete
When Chloe Steuart was just 10 years old her mum and dad took her to the Richmond Primary School where she held her first stall, 25km north east of Hobart. A special place because it was built by convicts two years before South Australia was proclaimed in 1836, and remains the oldest continuously used public […]
Test 1
Being an Australian
We imagined Caroline Scicluna saying to her husband David in their North Blinman Hotel: “Any washing dear?” To which he replied: “Yes dear.” Perhaps not exactly in those words, but there were 22 bags this day and he drove 36km to Parachilna in the Flinders Ranges to put them on a coach that had left […]




