Looking back on 2025 – April
- Yadu Health reached an important milestone with the sod turning for the upgraded Ceduna site, an event watched on by a big crowd.
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Less travel for UniHub students
Social work students studying through Uni Hub Spencer Gulf will no longer face the logistical burden of travelling to the city for compulsory intensives,...
Bradley shines bright
After lots of hard work and dedication Cummins Area School students have been commended with awards.
On Monday, 15 December when the SACE results...
Looking back on 2025 – March
- Tumby Bay District Council may have announced it would return the jetties at the end of the lease, but the state government insisted...
New Ceduna practicioner
Nurse practitioner Alison Spicer is commencing in Ceduna as part of the $2.6 million Nurse Practitioner Primary Care Pilot (NPPCP) program.
Ms Spicer will be...
Future vision for Health Network
The Eyre and Far North Local Health Network (EFNLHN) has unveiled its vision for the future of its services over the next five years,...
Year of growth for our district
What an exciting year it’s been for Kimba - and an even brighter one lies ahead.
First, a warm welcome to our newly elected members,...
Optimism for Eyre Peninsula
Eyre Peninsula farmers have emerged as the most optimistic agricultural producers in South Australia this quarter, defying a broader statewide trend of caution to...
Looking back on 2025 – February
- Streaky Bay District Council called for a change to its Monash Model Medicare classification system, which it said was an error that was...
Aerial goat program
The Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board is calling on local landholders to partner with them for upcoming aerial goat control programs, following reports of rising...