Parkinson’s program inspiring Tumby’s Tash
When Tumby Bay resident Tash Clark was diagnosed with early onset Parkinson’s disease as a 35-year-old in 2007, she was the youngest person to...
Kylie swims toward a brighter future for kids
Port Lincoln’s Kylie Hurrell has embarked on a challenging journey, aiming to swim 150km in February to raise money for sick children through the...
Eye in the sky stalks rogue heavy vehicles
Eyre Peninsula is being included in a mobile camera technology trial aimed at monitoring heavy vehicle activity.
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) will trial...
Country links clinch art prize
Elizabeth Hammond has paid tribute to regional towns after her artwork was crowned the winner of the 2022 Port Lincoln Art Prize.
The Port Lincoln...
Regional artist wanted for Kangaroo Island residency
Visual artists residing in regional South Australia are being invited by Country Arts SA to apply for a four to six-week residency on Kangaroo...
Up, up and away for airport projects
Upgrade projects at four Eyre Peninsula airports and aerodromes will proceed after they were successful in receiving state government funding. Ten regional airports and...
Young at heart Karen conquers all
When Karen Fiegert entered the 2022 Tunarama Ambassador Quest in the senior category, she didn’t expect to win the whole thing, only wishing to...
Ceduna celebrates Australia Day
The effects of Covid could be seen but the Ceduna community was still able to celebrate Australia Day on Wednesday morning.
Masks were worn and...
Mother and daughter win Kimba awards
Kimba mother and daughter Helen and Corinne Tucker are Kimba District Council’s citizen and junior citizen of the year.
It should come as no surprise,...
Art to scale Kimba Hall
A Kimba mural project is underway as part of the town’s brand strategy, and the Kimba District Council has carried a motion endorsing the...
