Migrants needed to fill EP jobs
Migrant workers are needed to fill many of the long-term job vacancies on the Eyre Peninsula, according to Regional Development Australia Eyre Peninsula chief...
Learn about shorebirds at workshop
People can learn more about how to identify shorebirds and their habits at upcoming workshops in Port Lincoln and Ceduna.
Sessions will begin with a...
Only minor changes to animal plan
An update on the Lower Eyre Animal Management Plan is in the works, while the Lower Eyre Council has also offered an update on...
Large squid a whale’s treat
As people enjoy the ever popular Southern calamari on menus across the country, a team of researchers have taken a look at why the...
Cousins notches superb century
School teacher Sam Cousins scored a blazing Henderson Shield century for Port Lincoln on Sunday afternoon, becoming the first batter in more than half...
Roadworks back on schedule
Lower Eyre Council has experienced delays to the Warrow Road/Bratten Way works due to poor weather conditions and difficulties with material supply prior to...
Catches galore at Coffin Bay
The warmer weather is what we have been waiting for and hopefully it is not a one-off.
This should fire up the summer fish and...
Contact details shared in error
The Eyre and Far North Local Health Network has apologised after personal contact details were shared in an administrative error.
Details of 1927 patients from...
Jetty repair underway
The Denial Bay jetty will likely reopen next week after repair work started on Tuesday.
A jetty assessment conducted last November recommended the closure of...
Weir day raises more than $4300
More than 200 people attended the oyster punt day at Ullabidinie Reservoir on Sunday - raising more than $4300.
Co-organiser Phil Cook said that amount...
Saturday pennants underway
A full round of Southern Eyre Peninsula bowls took place over the past week.
In round two of the Wednesday pairs, three teams made it...
