Hope for 2024 Distiller Event
The state government has given Distillers South Australia a $50,000 grant to develop an export strategy and create an international trade event for 2024.
The...
Streaky SES volunteers awarded
The Streaky Bay State Emergency Service had more than 100 years of voluntary service recognised by SES South Australia at an awards ceremony last...
Runaway Brides to break hearts on Bash
’The Runaway Brides’ from Port Lincoln will be entering the Variety Bash for the 16th year, and the group has been working to raise...
The Muppets enter Variety Bash
Three gentlemen from Tumby Bay and Port Lincoln have been raising money for the Variety Bash and will journey on the campaign this month...
Adding more mussel
Australia’s largest mussel farmer and processor Eyre Peninsula Seafoods has been bought out by a national shellfish powerhouse.
Yumbah Aquaculture, which has oyster, abalone and...
That floating feeling
A private pool in Ceduna has reopened to the public with a name change and refurbishment after being shut for about three months.
Float Ceduna...
Grant to support country artists
A new funding program has been launched to provide financial assistance to regional and remote artists to access vital opportunities that build their skills,...
Swim shutdown
Ceduna’s jetty swimming enclosure has been closed off for more than $680,000 worth of upgrades and repairs despite initial estimates the works would be...
CLEAR FOR LAUNCH
A permanent Koonibba space rocket launch pad has been cleared for take-off.
The Koonibba Test Range, a joint project between Southern Launch and the Koonibba...
Jetty cash woes
South Australia’s peak local government body says councils are spending about $2m per year on maintaining our decaying jetties, so $20m of state government...
Indigenous body calls for childcare assistance
As education ministers came together last week, the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children has called on governments to work with...
