‘No excuses’ approach wins award
Buckleboo Station will represent South Australia in the Australian Government Sustainable Agriculture Landcare Award in 2025.
Station manager James Kerr said the award paid tribute...
Tumby Bay’s newspaper pioneer
Tumby Bay’s first and only local newspaper was produced in June and July of 1912.
Production ceased after only three issues when the premises...
New operators meet community
Nutrien Ag Solutions in Ceduna has undergone new management and welcomed existing, new, and prospective customers to a meet and greet session last month.
Dustin...
Council aims to keep costs down
Kimba council rates will increase by 4.3 per cent in 2024-25, assuming the draft budget is passed.
Kimba District Council mayor Dean Johnson said that...
Councils care for coast
A state Climate Ready Coasts program has been developed by the Local Government Association SA to future-proof coastlines against changing climate.
Stage one of...
Partnership wins space award
Koonibba Community Aboriginal Corporation and Southern Launch tasted success at the recent 2024 Australian Space Awards.
The organisations took home the inaugural Diversity Initiative Program...
Lions up to speed on tax
Lions Club of Tumby Bay & District has amended its constitution to reflect changes to Australian taxation laws.
The club celebrates 45 years in November...
Telfer disappointed with State Budget
Flinders MP Sam Telfer has expressed his disappointment at the 2024 State Budget, saying it failed to address opportunities and concerns on Eyre Peninsula.
Mr...
Ramsey claims regions forgotten
Every taxpayer in Australia will receive a tax cut and $300 off of their electricity bill - proving cost of living relief.
However, Grey MP...
Groups give for Tumby town bus
A new Tumby Bay town bus is on the way for community use.
The new bus has been a collaborative effort between the Tumby Bay...