New members join landscape board
The Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board has welcomed two new board members, following the resignation of members Justine Major and Debbie May in 2023.
New...
Women’s Day luncheon to raise funds
Eyre Peninsula Women in Business Network will host an International Women’s Day luncheon next week and is looking to attract women from across the...
Points shared in thrilling draw
In a second versus third clash there was nothing separating Cummins Blue and Karkoo as they drew in last weekend’s Great Flinders Tennis at...
Final round to be a cracker
There is plenty to play for in the final round of the Western Eyre Peninsula Bowls Association after a fascinating penultimate round on Saturday.
Streaky...
Unexpected win for Charlton
Charlton claimed an upset win over Wayback at Poole Oval, while Tasman rolled through Tod River Souths at Centenary Oval to kick off its...
Dunn and Lienert steady Port Neill
Port Neill hosted Rudall for the final minor round game of the Eastern Eyre Cricket Association season on Saturday, taking a solid win. ...
Peaking garfish one to target
Tuna are now turning up in better numbers around Coffin Bay and Port Lincoln - and can even be caught out of Tumby Bay....
Stand by your mates at Ceduna event
A chance to help out your mate or know that somebody is there to care for you is at the centre of a community...
Grand final spots on the line
Blue Lightning and Yellow Warriors will meet in the Tumby Bay Basketball Association preliminary final after last week’s final round.
A 38-21 win against Red...
Pedlers to make Cummins return
Former Cummins general practitioner Daryl Pedler and his wife Margaret are returning to the town next month to celebrate 50 years since he started...