Final round to be a cracker
There is plenty to play for in the final round of the Western Eyre Peninsula Bowls Association after a fascinating penultimate round on Saturday.
Streaky...
Unexpected win for Charlton
Charlton claimed an upset win over Wayback at Poole Oval, while Tasman rolled through Tod River Souths at Centenary Oval to kick off its...
Dunn and Lienert steady Port Neill
Port Neill hosted Rudall for the final minor round game of the Eastern Eyre Cricket Association season on Saturday, taking a solid win. ...
Peaking garfish one to target
Tuna are now turning up in better numbers around Coffin Bay and Port Lincoln - and can even be caught out of Tumby Bay....
Stand by your mates at Ceduna event
A chance to help out your mate or know that somebody is there to care for you is at the centre of a community...
Grand final spots on the line
Blue Lightning and Yellow Warriors will meet in the Tumby Bay Basketball Association preliminary final after last week’s final round.
A 38-21 win against Red...
Pedlers to make Cummins return
Former Cummins general practitioner Daryl Pedler and his wife Margaret are returning to the town next month to celebrate 50 years since he started...
Elliston charged and ready to go
Elliston is the latest Eyre Peninsula town to feel the power of the RAA Charge network, with a new station coming online last week.
The...
Training sessions to follow Jamalka event
Pro-class motocross rider and coach Ben “Grabbo” Grabham from Bathurst in New South Wales will be running training sessions while he is in Tumby...
EP communities support cup day
People travelled in groups from Wudinna, Port Kenny, Elliston, Arno Bay, Cowell, Port Lincoln and Tumby Bay to enjoy a warm day at the...
Hind and Feltus win EP men’s golf
The rescheduled Eyre Peninsula golf men’s and mixed foursomes were played at Kimba on Saturday after it was cancelled due to extremely wet weather...
