Input on skills and training
TAFE SA has expanded the membership of its Eyre Peninsula Regional Skills Advisory Committee (RSAC) in a move aimed at strengthening community engagement and...
Children improve swimming skills
Almost 50 children took part in swimming lessons at Lock Swimming Pool on 13, 14 and 15 December.
The Royal Life Saving Swim and Survive...
Looking back on 2025 – August
- Oyster harvesting at Cowell was put on hold as a precautionary measure after low levels of brevetoxin was found.
- The Eyre Peninsula Local...
Fireworks to light up the sky
The largest firework display in South Australia outside of Adelaide is once again set to arc over the waters of Streaky Bay this New...
Walshy ‘unsung hero’
I applied for the Franklin Harbour chief executive officer role in 2019 role on a whim really, I was a corporate guy with lots...
Investment into VET completion
The government has dedicated $37 million to assist completion of vocational education and training (VET) amongst South Australian students.
As part of the National Skills...
Edmunds pair to state
Streaky Bay’s Cliff and Pam Edmunds will represent Eyre Peninsula for the second year running in the State Mixed Pairs final 16.
The Edmunds'...
Looking back on 2025 – July
- Farmers in need were starting to receive help from afar, with items such as bales of hay making their way to Eyre Peninsula...
Buckleboo’s bush Christmas
Father Christmas went bush in the lead up to Christmas, with a visit to Buckleboo Club.
There was a lot of excitement in the air...
Friends raise money for hospital
Money was raised for the Women’s and Children’s Hospital by the Cleve Friends of the hospital branch with a Christmas raffle.
Addison Bray won first...