Icarus gets wings
The iconic fishing boat Icarus has sunk while moored in Tumby Bay.
The sail boat is about 95 years old, motorless and was previously...
Conference unites councils
Whyalla City Council was host to leaders as they gathered for the 2026 Eyre Peninsula Local Government Association (EPLGA) Conference last week.
Held on 26...
Science grants available
Inspiring SA’s Community Science Grants have opened across three categories: Science Engagement, Art and Science, and Reconciliation.
Successful projects will provide opportunities to learn about,...
Multiple voting options ahead of election
Voters in South Australia will have a range of convenient ways to cast their ballot in the 2026 state election, with early voting, postal...
Finding balance and achieving results
In Port Lincoln and across Eyre Peninsula, women are at the heart of thriving businesses, strong communities and supportive workplaces.
Mellor Olsson’s Port Lincoln...
Community connection at Harris Real Estate
In the heart of Eyre Peninsula, Rachel Hawkins, Jayde Whittaker and Sophie Lloyd are known for their hands-on, people-first approach and genuine commitment to...
Drivers caught on drug detection day
Police from Cowell, Kimba and Whyalla coordinated a drug day of action in Cowell and surrounding districts this week.
On Thursday 5 March, police conducted...
Local expertise and personal service at Port Lincoln Conveyancing
Eyre Peninsula has welcomed a new business focused on providing seamless, stress‑free property settlements - Port Lincoln Conveyancing.
Formerly the conveyancing division of Bartel...
Regional Event Fund opens
Event organisers throughout Eyre Peninsula have the chance to secure financial backing, with the South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) inviting applications for its 2026-27...
Great team of women leading Robin Hood
Robin Hood Real Estate may have a man’s name but it was founded by a woman - a strong, determined, not scared to get...