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Located in the heart of the Eyre Peninsula, Wudinna is a town where agriculture is not just a livelihood, it is the very heart and soul of the community. The townspeople show their unity and endurance as the winner of the 2023 Agricultural Town of the Year Award.
The individuals and groups supporting and championing the state’s agricultural and regional communities were recognised at last night’s 2023 Regional Showcase and AgTown of the Year awards. See the list of winners
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As the thriving agricultural heart of the Tatiara region, Bordertown shows no signs of slowing its momentum. It proves it has what it takes to be a finalist for the 2023 Agricultural Town of the Year Awards.
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The mid-north town of Eudunda draws from its rich farming heritage to shape the future. It’s this, along with the ability to diversify in adversity, that makes the town a finalist for the 2023 Agricultural Town of the Year Awards.
South Australia’s 2023 winner of the AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award is encouraging other women to apply for the prize, which she says has had a huge impact on her business.
Vegetation losses on Kangaroo Island have created issues for the bee populations and the apiarists who rely on them.
South Australian grain farmers have appealed for people to stop jumping fences or driving onto their properties to take photographs of themselves amongst fields of bright yellow canola this spring.
The Victor Harbor Library is combating social isolation by taking a cue from reality TV.
heryl Liebich can remember dropping fake spiders from the dairy cow shed rafters and pranking punters with fake human legs sticking out from under a bull when she slept over at the Royal Adelaide Show as a kid.
Port Lincoln’s “Tuna Boat” playground will set set course for a foreign land as part of the Rotary Overseas Recycled Playgrounds initiative.
Work on three mosaic reflection benches is now underway in Angaston, Mount Pleasant and Lyndoch in an effort to help break down the stigma associated with talking about suicide.
After many years of lobbying and planning, the $5.7 million, purpose-built sporting precinct looks set to be a jewel in the sporting crown of the Clare Valley.
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