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Saturday, 10 May, 2025

Community News

Young Maggie organises Clean Up

Nine-year-old Maggie Nagel was the driving force behind the Cleve Clean Up Australia Day event on Sunday. Forty people took part, collecting 16 bags of...

Learn about McGrath Foundation nurses

Locals and visitors to Colour Tumby alike are welcome to attend an International Women’s Day breakfast on Saturday, March 8 in the Tumby Bay...

Day of Prayer to focus on Cook Islands

The women of the Cook Islands will be celebrated at this year’s World Day of Prayer on Friday across Australia. The theme will be ‘I...

Be inspired at International Women’s Day functions

Kimba will hold two International Women’s Day events again this year - the traditional breakfast and another event on the eve - both included...

Clueless team wins Valentine’s quiz

Tumby Bay RSL hosted a Valentine’s Day quiz night, led by Jeff Blackwell and Liz Sharpe. The competition was fierce as the teams competed to...

Birthday celebration at Ceduna meeting

The Ceduna branch of South Australian Country Women’s Association (SACWA) hosted its February meeting in the Anglican Church Hall last week. President Jenny Skinner welcomed...

Uni Hub graduates unite

Eyre Peninsula's 2024 Uni Hub graduates were recognised at an official celebration in Port Pirie last week. Kim Gregory from Ceduna, Alicia Perry of Smoky...

Reverend welcomed to parish

More than 80 people were present for the induction service of Reverend Barry Luke to the Western Eyre Uniting Parish. People from many parts of...

Lock Cup a day to savour

There was plenty of fun for all at the track at the Lock Races on the weekend. From fashions, novelty events and the racing action,...

Ladies’ day helps community

All roads led to Smoky Bay when 84 ladies attended the Smoky Bay Community Club’s annual ladies’ day on Tuesday, January 7. They enjoyed a...

Gathering boosts Cleve economy

Cleve businesses received a financial boost when a group of 75 caravans and their owners stayed in the town for a week. About 150 people...