Looking back on 2023: New era of Wudinna care
The Wudinna district will receive the level of care it needs and deserves, according to Dr Scott Lewis, with the imminent reopening of the...
Looking back on 2023: Game over at Piednippie
The West Coast Hawks bid farewell to their much-loved Piednippie football ground and netball courts on Saturday August 5, with the esteemed sport venue...
Confident for a bright future
The Kimba District Council is proud of delivering significant projects with benefits for all that live in, or visit our community.
All projects have been...
Looking back on 2023: Dodd celebrates grand final success
A love of soccer sparked at Koonibba Aboriginal School has propelled Roxanne Dodd to recently be part of her second championship success at state...
Looking back on 2023: Port Neill jetty open for summer
Port Neill residents are jumping for joy after the jetty officially reopened, right in time for summer.
The Tumby Bay District Council said it was...
What a year for our district
How fast has 2023 gone and how different can the seasons be!
Last year our district’s harvest was the best on record for many and...
Looking back on 2023: Back in the saddle
Bulls, broncs and barrels were on show for an evening of family fun as Rodeo by the Sea made a triumphant return at Streaky...
Looking back on 2023: Kimba ‘kicked in the guts’
The radioactive waste facility to Kimba has been dumped, with Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King making the announcement.
She said the federal government would not...
Working to improve region
With 2023 finished, it is a good opportunity to reflect on the year as we look forward to the future.
With rising interest rates and...
Looking back on 2023: Spooky Arno Bay
A record crowd enjoyed Halloween trick-or-treating at Arno Bay, with 330 tickets sold to children from as far afield as Port Lincoln and Whyalla.
At...
Big crowd attends Wudinna Show
All the traditional fun of sideshows and competitions returned to Wudinna Show on Saturday, along with some new spins on events.
As always one of...
