Karaoke a hit at Port Kenny
A karaoke evening proved a hit at the Port Kenny and Districts Sports Centre on Sunday evening, with 45 people attending.
The event attracted people...
Dancers help sick kids
Dancers from Tumby Bay and Whyalla teamed up to raise $3200 for the Ronald McDonald House charity on June 4 and 5.
Ballroom Vision dance instructors...
New platform to outfox predators
Ospreys nesting on Tumby Island will have greater security for their eggs after a new nesting platform was installed, the first of several planned...
Foreshore playspace gets underway
Work on a new nature playspace on the Port Lincoln foreshore has started, which is the first stage of the $7.28 million Port Lincoln...
Life’s a freeze in the Arctic
Andrew “Sid” Pain has travelled a long way from where he grew up in Wudinna - now firmly entrenched in life in the Arctic...
Police contribute to Lincoln Gardens’ Reconciliation Week
Port Lincoln Police got involved with Reconciliation Week with students at Lincoln Gardens Primary School, which included organising an art competition for the local...
Foundation asks region to be good sports
Eyre Peninsula students, footballers and their parents gained insight on avoiding violence and to be good sports on and off the field thanks to...
Diversity celebrated ahead of local elections
A local council is shaping up to look different after elections later this year, including its mayor, and is hoping to see a range...
Streaky Bay player receives winter-warming X Lotto prize
A Saturday X Lotto player has walked into their own winter wonderland with a division one win from a ticket purchased in Streaky Bay.
The...
Gymkhana raises $50,000
Organisers were thrilled to have 60 motorbikes turn up to compete in the first races held as part of Nonning Gymkhana.
Thurlga Station’s Ian Morris...
Joint winners for A grade gong
There were a number of close counts as Tumby Bay recognised its best netballers for 2024 at the club’s presentation night.
Maisie Curtis, Stacey Curtis...
