Prawn industry program provides promise
A pre-employment prawn industry program providing students practical experience on the boat with local vessels is expected to grow in interest.
The program, funded...
Ashley takes big rural healthcare step
Less than 12 months after speaking at the South Australian Women in Leadership Conference on the challenges of rural healthcare, Streaky Bay’s Ashley Hunt...
Froffies, Anchors into Cummins basketball deciders
Preliminary finals of the Cummins and Districts Basketball Association’s 2023-24 season took place on Thursday night, March 14.
Froffies grabbed the win in the men's...
Committee to examine region’s water needs
Eyre Peninsula residents have the opportunity to voice their opinions on the region’s water supply needs.
A Select Committee of the Legislative Council has been...
Prescribed burns program to get underway
A total of 42 prescribed burns are proposed as part of the National Parks and Wildlife Service’s (NPWS) autumn 2024 fire management program.
Burns of...
Squid gulf numbers improving
Squid seem to be making a comeback in many of the Spencer Gulf areas.
There have been low numbers in this area over the last...
Fun in the sun at Kimba Cup
The 111th Kimba Cup took place in Port Lincoln on Sunday, with a decent crowd enjoying the day of racing under sunny, blue skies...
Councils combine for health plan
Three councils in the lower Eyre region have combined to develop a new Regional Public Health Plan to ensure community wellbeing.
Lower Eyre Council, Tumby...
Prescribed burn planned for Pinkawillinie Conservation Park
A prescribed burn is planned at Pinkawillinie Conservation Park, near Kimba, on Friday, March 22 - weather conditions permitting.
The prescribed burn will start at...
Community out in force for opening
There was plenty to cheer about at the openings of the Cummins Memorial Recreation Centre’s entrance gates, half-court basketball court and playground on Monday....