Support tourism operators in the Flinders Ranges

KANGAROO numbers in the Flinders Ranges are recovering from the drought years, putting motorists on edge as they are forced to dodge them. Some locals say they see up to 100 roos on the roadside in an evening and an increasing number are being hit. Environment Department data for the past five years shows numbers [...]

ASHLEY HALL: South Australia’s Flinders Ranges is internationally renowned for its rugged cliff-tops, twisted gum trees and stony creek beds. But it’s also home to millions of ancient fossils. Scientists are working with landowners to preserve the rare artefacts and build a lucrative tourism industry. Nicola Gage reports. NICOLA GAGE: They’re some of the oldest [...]

SOMETHING that has constantly grated on me since I discovered the wonders of South Australia, is how many people outside of state don’t seem to have a even a vague clue about what this beautiful region has to offer. If I could have a dollar for every conversation I’ve had with outsiders about what I [...]

Here’s a couple of nice clips for the Southern Flinders – Stephen Schwer interview, which is short and another clip, longer, on the Fat Tyre Festival, which is very enjoyable. I’m posting this up on a Sunday, and so there’s an opportunity to sit down with a refreshing beverage and watch, below:     http://wn.com/Stephen_Schwer__Southern_Flinders_Ranges [...]