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Yarredi Services secures safety

Yarredi Services has been providing support for women and families on Eyre Peninsula since 1978, but domestic violence has still remained a significant concern....

Study to focus on what support farmers want

Finding out what farmers want in terms of mental health support is the focus of a new University of South Australia study, with researchers...

Grant buys valuable training tool

Kimba ambulance volunteers can train on a mannequin with different heart rhythms, thanks to a Australian Radioactive Waste Agency grant. SA Ambulance Service (SAAS) bought...

Markets offer wide range of stalls

A sunny day and a great range of stalls greeted those at Elliston Markets on Saturday. Elliston Hotel hosted the community event and organised popular...

Streaky students compete on national stage

Two Streaky Bay F1 in School teams recently attended the event’s national finals, where each crew mixed it with the most progressive miniature Formula...

Councils part of state-first emissions program

Four Eyre Peninsula councils are participating in a state-first trial equipping them with tools and resources needed to lower emissions and compete for extra...

Devil’s Comet passes low in sky

Caroline and Kym Gillett and their grandchildren watched the Devil’s Comet cross on the western horizon at sunset from Bramfield Station on Monday evening. She...

Countdown is on for Koonibba launch

The clock is ticking on a journey years in the making as Southern Launch and the Koonibba community prepare to make space history. On Tuesday...

Multiple fires in Kapinnie area

Residents have been told to monitor conditions as fires burn along Bratten Way. Three fires broke out in the Kapinnie and Mount Hope areas on...

Market sale variety in Tumby

Tumby Bay came alive on Sunday for the mega Garage Sale and Market day organised by Jackie Hibble. The event raised money for Variety and...

Yarredi Services secures safety

Yarredi Services has been providing support for women and families on Eyre Peninsula since 1978, but domestic violence has still remained a significant concern....