Kimba’s year of growth, resilience and community spirit
As the year draws to a close, we reflect on another successful year of progress, innovation and community spirit in Kimba.
2024 has been a...
Looking back: Ceduna seeking solution to issues
Community leaders in Ceduna want to see the reintroduction of a mutual obligation program in communities to help alleviate the rise in anti-social behaviour...
Looking back: Koonibba blasts into history
It was lift-off for HyImpulse as the SR75 rocket launched successfully from Southern Launch’s Koonibba Test Range.
Having been delayed from last Tuesday to Thursday...
Looking back: ‘Amazing’ aurora captured across Eyre Peninsula
Stargazers across Eyre Peninsula enjoyed a stunning show as the aurora australis brightened night skies.
Cold temperatures did not deter those eager to catch a...
Looking back: Shitboxes take over Penong
A colourful cavalcade of adventure enthusiasts rolled through the Far West as part of a journey to raise money for Cancer Council.
The Shitbox Rally...
Looking back: Rockin’ good time in Wudinna
The Granite Rocks Music Festival became an instant classic on the Eyre Peninsula event calendar, with perfect weather, killer tunes and a mammoth crowd...
Looking back: Jetty access denied
The long-term future of the Denial Bay jetty is uncertain after public access to the structure was closed due to safety concerns.
The decision to...
Looking back: Wudinna celebrates Ag Town achievement
Wudinna is South Australia’s best agricultural town - and has the signage to prove it.
Having been named the 2023 Agricultural Town of the Year...
Looking back: Brooke nails the competition
Ceduna’s Brooke Carey says she is thankful for the support after being named South Australia’s best nail technician in a poll run by a...
Big crowd rocks at Streaky festival
Streaky Sounds continued its rise as one of Eyre Peninsula’s most unmissable events, with a hefty crowd, killer tunes and scorching but perfect weather...