Shaping young people in our community
I am privileged to be the principal of St Joseph’s School in Port Lincoln and part of a community that has educated students on...
Familiar face to guide college in 2026
As we step into a new year, Navigator College is delighted to reintroduce Andrew Jericho as principal.
Andrew officially commenced in this role in January...
Red earth and endless sky
In the vast expanse of Eyre Peninsula, the district of Kimba blends the raw beauty of the Australian bush with a sophisticated creative spirit....
Vibrant space a must-visit
Perched at the top of Eyre Peninsula, Workshop26 is a creative collective based in an abandoned machinery workshop.
When times were looking tough in the...
Colour Tumby event cancelled
Annual artistic community event Colour Tumby has been cancelled for 2026.
In a joint announcement between Tumby Bay District Council and Tumby Bay Progress...
Seven points for your Kimba visit
Kimba is a great place to visit and here are seven reasons why.
1. Hospitality like no other
Kimba has been officially recognised as one of...
Big whiting at the Group
Last week, 5000 Australian bass were released into the Tod Reservoir for the first time - these were just fingerlings and in 18 to...
Students eager to start conversations
Adelaide University occupational therapy students Ebony Sellick, Marianna De Tullio and Abbie Dillon have started their 10-week placement and are eager to offer support...
Summerfest sizzles
People had the chance to finish their week in style last Friday at the Community Bank Cummins District Cummins Summerfest.
Held at Cummins Town...