Ceduna council looking long-term
Ceduna District Council has one eye on the future as it seeks community feedback on a new Strategic Management Plan.
The council is calling on...
Now the time to splash pool cash
Eyre Peninsula’s community spirit is being called upon in an effort to keep the Cummins and War Memorial Swimming Pool open.
The pool could...
Concerns expressed about water restrictions
Franklin Harbour mayor Robert Walsh has called on SA Water to duplicate its River Murray pipeline between Iron Knob and Kimba to allow extra...
Crows players to visit
Adelaide Crows ruckman Reilly O’Brien, defender Nick Murray and forward Ned McHenry will travel to Port Lincoln later this month for a weekend of...
Osprey friends come together for new nests
The communities of Smoky Bay, Streaky Bay and Port Neill have come together with Friends of Osprey to help install purpose-built nesting platforms.
The...
Core services on Ceduna budget agenda
A desire to keep the rate rise as minimal as possible was the “cornerstone” of discussions for the Ceduna District Council’s 2024-25 draft budget.
The...
EP water use to be discussed
There are no immediate plans to introduce water restrictions for the Eyre Peninsula, according to SA Water.
The utility said meetings with Eyre Peninsula...
Speeding driver cops massive fine
A man was issued with a huge fine for driving at an excessive speed on the long weekend.
At about 6.30pm on Friday, June 7,...
Vehicles destroyed in fire
A fire on Eyre Highway has destroyed a number of vehicles on a truck’s trailer.
Four Country Fire Service crews with multiple firefighters were called...
Many smiles at Mortlock dinner
People from across Eyre Peninsula came together to celebrate the Mortlock Shield carnival at last Saturday’s dinner.
During the event at the Port Lincoln Hotel,...
Blue donuts for special cause
Tumby Bay Bakery is serving up blue donuts this week, supporting South Australian Police Legacy.
From September 22 to September 29, the special blue...
