A CHILDHOOD living along the River Murray is among the inspirations for Kangaroo Island-based historical author Darry Fraser.

Despite COVID-19 hold-ups, the 32nd annual Variety Bash went ahead with a shorter course within SA borders earlier this month.

CHIPPING away at the stigma surrounding suicide and opening a dialogue about grief, mental health and general life struggles are the motivations behind Muzza's Happy Hour, a grassroots wellbeing movement.

This week's Stock Journal Flashback Friday hails back to 30 years ago to November 1990.

The rich history of western Queensland had a valuable gem added to it earlier this year when the recollections of former Warbreccan manager Robert Morrish were published.

Everybody needs a mate with a helicopter to deliver warm McDonalds.

Can you pick between an agvet chemical and a comic book character?

Farmers from around Australia have bared all for a new book, not just their flesh but also providing candid accounts of their mental health struggles.

THE Cleve Field Days, a Royal Adelaide Show special preview edition and the customary markets and ram sale photos were some of the features from the Stock Journal pages of August 1986.

The time is right for the arts and creative industries to take a lead role in regional development, according to Regional Arts Australia executive director Ros Abercrombie.