Riverlanders could face up to $200 fines for smoking at local football games and other public events within three weeks under new South Australian legislation.
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Berri proved to the rest of the competition that it will be a contender this season, stunning early season premiership favourite Waikerie by 33 points in RFL A grade at Berri on Saturday.
Just one day after students from the four Riverland high schools were competing at interschool athletics, they joined forces for a region-wide class.
The 2012 Renmark Club Christmas Pageant will feature a longer route and new start time as part of plans to improve the annual event.
A pair of local patient transport groups each received a $1000 boost from the Riverland Bootscooters recently.
A Renmark man is learning the art of documentary-making for free, as part of an ABC project.
Last week's Federal Budget is a "sugar hit" that will do little for Riverland primary industries, according to a local financial planner.
Traders in Berri, Barmera and surrounds can expect to "prosper, grow and unite" via a new business association announced yesterday.
A crumbling water tower in Cobdogla will be removed within weeks, following the results of a State Government site assessment.
International jazz star James Morrison will soon visit the region, thanks to the recent success of Riverland Stage Band music director Alan Geddie.
South Australia's koalas have been left out of a Federal Government decision to list some populations of the marsupial as threatened.
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