Tumby Lions get busy cleaning
It was all hands to rakes, shovels, forks and barrows at the Tumby Bay Cemetery clean-up last week, run by the Lions Club of...
Healthy ageing on the Streaky Bay agenda
Ageing well is set to become a key priority in Streaky Bay, with the council committing to a $50,000 project designed to develop a...
HyImpulse signs on for more Koonibba launches
German rocket manufacturer HyImpulse is set to return to Eyre Peninsula for future missions after a successful first launch.
Southern Launch and HyImpulse have signed...
Children’s activity positive message
Veronica Skipworth and Holly Whittenbury from the Friends of Polda Rock and Associated Reserves Group recently produced a book with the assistance of an...
Survey a new way to leave telecommunications feedback
Eyre Peninsula residents have another way to give feedback on telecommunications issues with the release of the first Regional Telecommunications Review survey.
The review, which...
Pals push up for challenge
Tumby Bay residents are among those taking part in the annual Push-Up Challenge across the region for the month of June.
The challenge has raised...
Johnson: More needed to support jetties
The state government is committing a further $5 million to the reparation and maintenance of jetties in the 2024-25 State Budget.
The SA...
Tumby tends to illegal camping
Regulation of the South Beach campsite in Tumby Bay and the revised strategic plan were accepted at the recent Tumby Bay District Council council...
Streaky Bay hosts Biggest Morning Tea
A large crowd of 60-plus breezed into the Streaky Bay Institute’s Supper Room last Friday to take part in Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.
Raising funds...
Call for transparency
A lack of transparency and apparent lack of adherence to procedures by Cleve District Council have prompted a former councillor to call a public...