New palliative care nurses for Eyre Peninsula towns
Eyre Peninsula has received more palliative care nurses to support patients and families with end-of-life care.
The state government announced last week 10 additional full-time...
Seven decades of musical memories
This year marks 70 years that Robert ‘Bob’ Docking has been playing in the Dockings Band for 70 years this year - and it...
Tumby Meals on Wheels seeks members for celebration
Tumby Bay Meals on Wheels is turning 50 this year and to mark the occasion, organisers are seeking past and present members who have...
Curtis cleans up at golf
The second round of the Tumby Bay women’s golf stableford competition was held last week, with nine ladies present in cooler but still perfect...
Tumby pedal for Parkinson’s
Tumby Bay’s Tash Clark has organised a 24-hour cycling event to help raise money for Parkinson’s disease research and support.
The event - Pedal to...
Constitution change required at Lions meeting
Changes to Australian taxation laws require Lions clubs throughout Australia to amend their constitution to enable each club to continue to provide benefits of...
Impressive reports for squid, salmon and flathead
Fishing reports have slowed down with the cooler weather but there are still plenty of fish out there.
Some have slowed right down like...
Budget kicks into water project
Eyre Peninsula residents will get an indirect boost from the Federal Budget announced last week - with the federal government chipping in $65 million...
Temporary Cummins police space succeeding
After the original Cummins Police Station was closed due to it being deemed unsafe to work, brevet sergeant John Randall has been able to...
Rock revet rolls on
The Tumby Bay Coastal Adaptation Strategy was endorsed by the Tumby Bay District Council in last week’s May council meeting.
The Wavelength Consulting plan, finalised...