Swimming enclosure seating installed
New seating has been installed at the Ceduna swimming enclosure.
Ceduna District Council announced on Friday the installation of seating on the platform of the...
Rainfall brings some relief
At long last, many parts of Eyre Peninsula received the first major rainfall of the year on Thursday, however some farmers and communities saw...
Racquet Scientists and Heavy Hitterz to contest flag
Cowell Tennis Club will have a new premiership winner this season - with Racquet Scientists and Heavy Hitterz to contest the grand final.
Neither team...
Panic stations for flathead fishers
Over the past week the fishing reports have been a bit mixed, but generally quite good.
Garfish, whiting and crabs reports have been impressive...
Fundraiser supports Ceduna progress
More than $10,000 was raised for planned Ceduna Progress Association projects at its Cocktail Night last Friday.
Almost 100 people were at the event hosted...
Ceduna landfill fees on the agenda
Ceduna District Council is seeking to adjust its landfill fees and will consult with the community about the changes.
The council entered into a new...
Bob recognised for his care
Robert Heath of Tumby Bay was a recent finalist in the prestigious Carers SA Carer Achievement Award.
Mr Heath has been coordinating coffee catch-ups...
Moth’s art makes waves
Daniel “Moth” Ross is currently showcasing his paintings at Port Lincoln cafe The Rogue & Rascal, alongside a piece of artwork by his daughters...
Taking stock of the dry
Many South Australian farmers are having hard times due to the dry 2024-25 summer conditions and Eyre Peninsula primary producers are among those having...
Major Ceduna water project underway
SA Water has begun construction of a new 4.5 million-litre water storage tank and associated pipeline in Ceduna.
The project aims to improve drinking water...
Kimba trail still on cards
The Outback to Ocean Bike Trail/Kimba and Gawler Ranges Cycling Project is currently on hold, with further progress to be made once the new...
