Mayors volunteer as ambos
Eyre Peninsula mayors, Geoff Churchett and Jo-Anne Quigley, are two names synonymous with community spirit.
Jo-Anne, the Lower Eyre Council mayor is also an SA...
Skin check to visit Cummins
Cummins will host a free skin cancer check next month.
The Lions Medical Research Foundation’s mobile clinic is on the road in South Australia offering...
Minister gets Ceduna housing insight
Housing was on the agenda as Human Services Minister Nat Cook visited the West Coast last week.
Ms Cook was in Ceduna, Koonibba and Yalata...
Hub insight for Ceduna branch
The Ceduna branch of the South Australian Country Women’s Association had an insight into the Foodbank Ceduna Food Hub during its latest meeting and...
Rosarians to meet at Kimba
Eyre Peninsula rose lovers will visit Kimba for their winter meeting on Sunday, July 2.
Roses on Eyre secretary Karen Miels said the group has...
Probus celebrates 20th birthday
Cleve Probus Club recently marked its 20th birthday by learning more about the organisation’s origins.
Some of those to attend the inaugural meeting in 2003...
EP five up for Ag Town award
Five Eyre Peninsula towns are among those nominated for the 2023 South Australian Agricultural Town of the Year Award.
Public voting is now open to...
Services to health recognised
Health care has always been at the forefront for Michele Smith - so too has Eyre Peninsula.
A career spanning almost four decades has seen...
Hearing dog plays vital role
A Lions’ hearing dog is essential to Cowell woman Barbara Bessant – who was born with a hereditary form of deafness.
Barbara said although she...
Firey recognised
Arno Bay woman Lynda Service has spent 44 years as a Country Fire Service (CFS) member - but never fought a fire as a...
Book Week fun at Karcultaby
Karcultaby Area School students dressed in colourful and creative costumes for Book Week last month.
Under this year's theme of Reading is Magic, students paid...
