Telfer worried about 3G shutdown
Telstra has announced it will extend its 3G network closure date by two months, but there is concern about what the shutdown means for...
Book helps to deal with grief
Elliston writer Annie Williams released her debut book ‘Riding Waves’ earlier this year, with the mother of three’s heartfelt account of her journey through...
Tumby’s Olive Press a ‘community asset’
Rod Clark has been involved with the Tumby Bay Olive Press for 10 years, however the press has been around for even longer.
Located...
Club ‘excited’ for upgrade project
Kyancutta Community Club will utilise state government funding for an outdoor upgrade project.
It was announced last week the club had received a grant as...
Gymkhana fun returns at Nonning Station
It is that time of year again to get your swags, boots, horses, and motorbikes ready to get in on all the action at...
Liberal Party launches road campaign
The State Opposition has officially launched a new campaign to advocate for more funding and upgrades to regional roads in need.
The Liberal Party has...
No denying the market fun
The first of two Denial Bay Jetty Markets for 2024 was bathed in sunshine on Sunday, as patrons from across the Ceduna district enjoyed...
Photo collection offers snapshot of EP life
Trevor Edmonds has digitised hundreds of his father’s photographs which reveal a slice of life in the Wudinna district during the interwar period.
Trevor’s father,...
Rhianna wins show trophy
The Yallunda Flat Show Horse competition awarded the Perpetual Interschool Trophy to Cleve Area School student Rhianna Lawrie last week.
The trophy and ribbon were...
Military Medal winner remembered
Cowell Military Medal recipient Alfred Anthony Barber lost his life in World War I and students at Cowell Area School honoured his sacrifice by...
More foster carers needed
The importance of foster carers and the need for more people to sign up in communities remains.
Centacare Catholic Country SA has been busy busting...
