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Keep an eye on your vision

A recent national survey from Specsavers* has revealed that many Australians aged 35 to 50 are struggling with blurry or unclear vision during everyday tasks - yet the vast majority remain unaware of a likely cause: a common age-related condition...

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Leader Newspaper

4 hours ago

Community News

Small Town Conference program snapshot

The 2nd Annual Small Town Reinvention Conference will take place from September 22 to 25, based at Kapunda Football Club, Dutton Park Precinct, with a day of pre-conference Masterclasses beforehand on Monday, September 24, covering topics such as...

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Leader Newspaper

4 hours ago

Community News

More grants available for 2026

Centenary Foundation has released its grant opportunities for 2026, assisting prospective tertiary students to continue studies after high school. Rural and regional students thinking about university study or vocational training courses may have no...

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Barossa Farmers’ Market

The sun was out on Saturday for Barossa Farmers’ Market, with the school holidays drawing both locals and those from Adelaide and interstate to sample the fresh fare

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Up to miss ‘Chief’

Eighteen-year-old Alicia Hayes of Greenock swings her tall, slender form into the pilot’s seat of her grandfather’s blue and white single-engine Citabri

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History in the making

If you’ve been to the Anlaby Spring Festival in recent years, or passed by the streets of Eudunda on a weekend during the SA History Festival, you may have noticed a large crowd of people with their attention fixed on a young historian by the name...

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Where adventure begins

In today’s world, many parents are looking for ways to get their children away from the screens and back outdoors, engaging with the real world. The Southern Barossa Scout Group is helping kids do just that

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Where the wild meets wonderful

From 4,000 feet in the air, landscape photographer David Dahlenburg sees the world in exquisite detail. His ground-breaking aerial photography not only captures the singular beauty and diversity of the South Australian landscape; it is also...

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Rising above

After two decades, Carême’s signature light and buttery pastry remains the heavyweight of the Australian food scene, with good reason

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Loud sounds from quiet places

It’s a cold Monday night at Kapunda and I’m sitting on the floor of a private pilates studio. There is no hint of incense or scented oil, a fluorescent light brightly lights the room, and a selection of yoga balls have been pushed to the side to...

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Leader Newspaper

10 Jun 2025

Entertainment

MEET YOUR LOCAL ARTIST: The Cutters

How long have you been performing as a solo artist/group? Since August 2024. Who has influenced you/your group the most with their musical style? Hard to pin it down to just one as we like to mix it up between Funk, Blues and Rock. Tell us about...

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Leader Newspaper

04 Jun 2025

Archived News

Nuriootpa Red Cross proud of their work

Nuriootpa Red Cross branch held a special luncheon last Thursday at the Holy Trinity Church Hall, Nuriootpa. There were over 50 people in attendance, with ladies travelling from Gawler, Tanunda, Lyndoch and Eudunda Red Cross branches. Ms Sony...

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Leader Newspaper

19 Apr 2018

Archived News

Region impresses

Light Regional Council hosted the Governor of South Australia last Wednesday during one of His Excellency’s regional visits. The first stop for The Hounourable Hieu Van Le AC and his wife, Mrs Lan Le was the Kapunda Bowling Club where they met...

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Leader Newspaper

19 Apr 2018