BLOOMING AMAZING: Loxton East farmer Paul Rudiger and his son Brycen, 13, take a closer look at their blossoming canola crop. After enduring years of drought and poor growing conditions, Mr Rudiger decided to take a risk this season and sow his first ever canola crop.
Photo by Stephanie Casha
After enduring years of drought and poor growing conditions, Loxton farmer Paul Rudiger decided to take a risk this season.
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The Relay for Life team from Ray White Barmera, Berri, Loxton and Waikerie would like to thank all of the generous supporters of our recent barbecue held on Saturday, August 21.
I was called a dirty word on the weekend.
I am one of the "several people" who wrote to three councillors regarding the state of the playgrounds in the Loxton area.
I believe there are plenty of playgrounds in Loxton, but they are all inadequate.
The economic plight of the Riverland has been well documented in the local and state media, so why did the SA Premier make it clear he would not come to the Riverland unless invited?
The Loxton Centenary Feature Committee and the Loxton Recreation and Grounds Trust would like to thank in excess of 80 people who came to look at the plans for the Mill corner on Saturday, August 7.
Regarding the editorial comment in The Loxton News, August 25.
A number of Riverland residents were involved in a recent two-day training camp at Orroroo, in the state's mid-north, to prepare for the coming locust hatchings.
While keen gardeners may be rejoicing at the idea of relaxed water restrictions at the start of summer, local growers are "extremely disappointed" by the State Government's recent announcement.
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