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Know your member - the Scott Stenson story | Port Lincoln Times

I was born in Port Lincoln in 1942 and spent my first three years at Coulta. My earliest memories are […]

Hours lost under CFS cease harvest proposal could double, says GPSA

Nauo people granted native title over 8000 sq km

The Nauo people have been granted native title over almost 8000 square kilometres on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula....

Madison NJ Rose City supplied England's queens, lives on

Totty the Englishman Among them was Charles Totty, an Englishman who in 1896 moved to Madison to work on the Twombly estate (now home to Fairleigh Dickinson University). Totty, then 23, eventually opened his own greenhouses, operated a retail store in New York City and sold throughout the region through a mail-order catalog, according to his New York Times obituary. To promote it all, he organized the first of the city’s long-dormant International Flower Shows in 1913. Totty grafted his own specialty Australian chrysanthemums and tea rose hybrids and sold them to Rose City's growers. Among them was Joseph Ruzicka, Coultas’ grandfather. Ruzicka ran a 65,000-plant greenhouse through Madison's most productive years.