Sober Driver volunteers save lives and licences

The Sober Driver Program in the Mid North community of Georgetown has helped locals resist the temptation to drive home under the influence.

Daly Head surfers committed to restoring Yorke's coastline

A group of passionate surfers and volunteers at Daly Head have worked hard for decades to preserve their beautiful beaches for locals and visitors to enjoy.

Clare High School agriculture teacher Lesley Squires with former student and Wool, Wine & Wheat grant recipient Emma Peters.

Giving passionate country kids a leg up

Young Mid North students with a “fire in their belly” desire to pursue their dream career are being given a boost thanks to a rural fund set up by a group of passionate locals keen to see them succeed.

Shear vision boosts training centre success

Young would-be shearers and wool handlers are being given a head start in the industry, thanks to a state-of-the-art training centre at Jamestown.

Living colours inspire Wilmington fashion designer

From hues of toffee, brown and gold that add a softness to the harsh dry of the Flinders Ranges to the brilliant blues of the Spencer Gulf, designer Nikki Atkinson creates with inspiration from her ‘backyard’.

Jamestown's one-armed shearer defying the odds

Josh Talbot may shear sheep with only one arm, but he gets the job done with twice the determination of most.

Northern exposure leads to increasing exports for Golden North ice cream

You would be hard pressed to find someone in South Australia who doesn’t enjoy the creamy taste of Golden North ice cream. However, the local market is only so big, and when the new SA owners came together 10 years ago the company’s key growth strategy was to look outside of their current postcode.

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Yorke and Mid North

Giving passionate country kids a leg up