Rovers and Colts record crushing results
Ramblers hosted Rovers in Tumby Bay cricket at the Tumby Bay Town Oval in ideal cricket conditions on Saturday - the bar was open,...
Ochre Ribbon raising awareness
Ochre Ribbon Week provided an opportunity to raise awareness about family and domestic violence in Aboriginal communities.
Taking place last week, an information table in...
Crabs firing across region
The crabs are on - that is the latest news on the fishing front this week.
Cowell, Port Lincoln, Streaky Bay, Smoky Bay and Ceduna...
Centre has ‘new lease on life’
Tumby Bay Community Centre has recently updated its constitution and reformed to reinvigorate the building commonly referred to as the ‘skill centre’.
The board has...
Cruisers enjoy island experience
The Flinders Island cruise ship season has drawn to a close with the last of seven ships to visit since November departing on Monday...
Grateful goodbye to Word On The Street
Word On The Street Tumby Bay will close its doors on Thursday, February 29 after two-and-a-half years of art, craft, produce and connecting with...
Sale fuels Ceduna site change
A Ceduna service station will have new owners as part of a $1.15 billion deal.
Viva Energy is buying South Australian fuel and convenience store...
New Cummins police station a possibility
After months of the town of Cummins being without a police station, Lower Eyre Council and South Australia Police have worked together to find...
Firefighters extinguish Pinkawillinie blaze
Country Fire Service crews extinguished a farm machinery fire on the roadside at Pinkawillinie on Monday afternoon.
A crew of four CFS firefighters on one...
Testing continues on shark wetsuit deterrent
Shark Stop founders and inventors Haydon Burford and Liz Strang arrived in Port Lincoln last week with a wetsuit they say could be the...