Drugs seized during traffic stop
A man and woman will face court after a traffic stop in Ceduna on the weekend.
Patrols stopped a vehicle in a car park off...
Tumby foreshore plans underway
Tumby Bay District Council’s Coastal Adaptation Strategy is expecting a new recommended alignment proposal within the next couple of months after receiving community feedback....
EPLGA forges Canberra ties
Eyre Peninsula Local Government Association (EPLGA) has returned from a productive week in Canberra where president Dean Johnson headed a regional delegation.
The group were...
Doctor loves being part of Ceduna community
Ceduna GP obstetrician Dr Cathy Love has been recognised for her contributions to women’s health with a prestigious award.
Dr Love, who is based at...
Tumby volunteers deliver
The 2025 Tumby Bay Meals on Wheels awards took place on Tuesday, July 8, with Pearl Tressider notably being awarded for her 45 years...
Council undertaking Port Neill pontoon repairs
The Port Neill boat ramp will require an additional $20,100 due to unforeseen repairs needed at the boat ramp pontoons.
Tumby Bay District Council...
Lower Eyre Council undertaking representation review
Lower Eyre Council is undertaking a representation review to determine if community members would benefit from another composition or a ward structure.
The council...
Celebrate best of EP at Boston Bay Wines
Perched on the pristine coastline just outside Port Lincoln, Boston Bay Wines is a true Eyre Peninsula icon.
With uninterrupted views of the bay...
Pedemonte’s people focus
Pedemonte Jewellers has provided people from Eyre Peninsula and beyond with beautiful jewellery for 39 years and will continue long into the future.
Co-owners Shane...
Five Loaves’ local feel
Iconic Five Loaves Bakery constantly prides itself on having a local focus, with friendly staff.
Family owners Amanda and Evan Siviour lead a great...
Iconic dance scenes come to life
Iconic dance scenes were the theme of Step It Up Wudinna’s popular dance club at its annual concert.
The volunteer run club had 102 children...
