A chance to reflect
Remembrance Day will once again allow people to reflect on the sacrifices of those who served the country at war.
After the end of...
Fishers get in before new limits
Before the weekend there were plenty of fishers who headed out ahead of the new bag limit changes coming into place.
Plenty of fish...
Streaky dance concert captivates sell-out crowds
Streaky Bay’s Instep Dance Group once again held the community captive with its annual dance and drama concert, showcasing the creativity, courage and hard...
Yadu building project on track
Yadu Health Aboriginal Corporation’s building project is moving along on schedule.
The $15.85-million project will see the construction of a new state-of-the-art health clinic.
The sod...
Cricket club gets help from council
Cowell Cricket Club received a $500 donation from Franklin Harbour District Council.
The donation was made after a letter from the club was presented to...
Westall fire under control
Firefighters battled a grass fire at Westall on Thursday evening.
An advice message was posted by the Country Fire Service (CFS) for a fire near...
Funding supports buffel grass battle
Alinytjara Wilurara Landscape Board’s long-running fight against invasive buffel grass has been boosted thanks to the 2025-26 round of the state government’s Landscape Priorities...
Community calling all for McKenna family fundraiser
West Coast Hawks are hosting a trivia night fundraising evening this Saturday in support of the McKenna family, with the club calling on the...
Oyster transfer defended, but halted
Oyster growers, abalone divers and fishers have protested at Haslam in recent days - angry that oysters from Franklin Harbour were moved there.
However, Angel...
Waiting game for council foreshore application
Ceduna District Council is still waiting for an answer from the federal government regarding its funding application for the Ceduna Community Foreshore Precinct project.
The...