Ceduna is your oyster
Have a shucking good time this October long weekend as Oysterfest returns to the Ceduna foreshore.
The two-day event on Saturday, October 4 and Sunday,...
Show ponies delight
Young Eyre Peninsula girls recently competed at the Royal Adelaide Show, bringing home ribbons.
Eight-year-old Ocea Mallard from Port Lincoln and seven-year-old old Piper...
T-Ports could set sale
T-Ports has been on the market for the last several weeks, gleaning interest from potential investors.
A T-Ports spokesperson said the reinvestment process...
Planning for Kimba petrol station
An application has been made to establish an unmanned petrol station in Kimba.
The application was made to Planning SA on September 11 by Joe...
Lock street seats given vibrant makeover
Those wanting to take a seat in Lock can do so at the Lions’ seats in front of Lock Op Shop, which have recently...
Remembering those in blue
National Police Remembrance Day is this coming Monday, September 29, a date for police and their families across Eyre Peninsula and the country to...
Facility consultation questions
T-Ports has lodged an application with Plan SA for consent to build a $1.25 million grain storage and handling facility on the outskirts of...
Council to consult with community on jetties
Lower Eyre Council will seek community members’ views on the future of the North Shields, Louth Bay and Mount Dutton Bay jetties.
The council...
Fat farmers visit Kimba
Fat Farmers put on a breakfast with Our Town Kimba last Thursday, inviting farmers from the region to catch up and learn about their...
Sand dune forces road closure
Ceduna District Council will close a section of Acramans Creek Road due to concerns over a sand dune that has “advanced rapidly” over a...