Community groups score $150k in joint funding
Thirty-eight community groups and sporting clubs in the Adelaide Hills will share in almost $150,000 in funding. See the full list of recipients.
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The 78 suburbs and towns where house prices will soar next year
A shortfall in housing supply could trigger a surge in property values of up to 10 per cent in 2021. Here’s the full list of SA suburbs primed for major growth.
Council to rule on new apple shed
A new $4 million fruit packing facility in Woodside will improve production and profitability for Hills growers.
The Cudlee Creek fire: Looking back and moving on
About 300 people gathered at Lobethal Oval on Sunday to mark one year since the Cudlee Creek bushfires – remembering the losses but celebrating the recovery.
Hills bushfire survivors’ inspiring stories of recovery
Oakbank racing legend John Glatz nearly died a year ago. Now he’s using his ordeal in the Cudlee Creek bushfire to give hope to other burns victims.
COVID deals cruel new blow to fire victim’s family
A year after a family tragedy at Cudlee Creek, coronavirus has broken the heart of a fire victim’s daughter all over again.
The Hills best butcher revealed
The reader votes are in, and we can now reveal who you think is the best butcher in the Adelaide Hills. See the top 10 list.
Disease fear in quarry project
Eastern suburbs residents have stepped up the fight to halt the expansion of White Rock Quarry which they say may expose them to deadly silica dust.
Fire-hit winery back in a blaze of glory
A father-and-son team who lost their vineyard to the Cudlee Creek fires are among 14 honoured at the Adelaide Hills Wine Show. See the full list.
Thomas Food’s new plan rises from ashes
One of SA’s biggest employers has broken ground on a new $300 million plant, revealing new video of the facility that will need thousands of workers.
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