Teacher role to continue
Support for agricultural education in South Australian schools is set to continue this year with the SA Sheep Industry Fund (SIF) committing to fund...
New registrars begin work in Cummins
Two new registrars started with the Lower Eyre Family Practice in Cummins this month.
Isaac Taylor and Gabrielle Coard have taken a contract to complete...
Dream now a reality for couple
West Coast couple Josiah Schmucker and Bek Adele have stepped into their dream of running a food van on Eyre Peninsula and more than...
Voice nominations open
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander South Australians can step forward and make their voices heard by nominating to represent their communities in the state’s...
New pontoon makes splash
The new Tumby Bay jetty pontoon went into the water two weeks ago and the community has been enjoying the benefits.
Tumby Bay Progress...
Crews work to fix heavy rain damage
Tumby Bay District Council’s works supervisor has described the significant rainfall the town received earlier this month and praised the work of council crews...
The moor, the merrier
Tumby Bay’s Blue Water Raiders were joined by two visiting paddlers on Sunday morning, filling the boat with a crew of 10.
Verona Lawrie assisted...
Migrants needed to fill EP jobs
Migrant workers are needed to fill many of the long-term job vacancies on the Eyre Peninsula, according to Regional Development Australia Eyre Peninsula chief...
Learn about shorebirds at workshop
People can learn more about how to identify shorebirds and their habits at upcoming workshops in Port Lincoln and Ceduna.
Sessions will begin with a...
Only minor changes to animal plan
An update on the Lower Eyre Animal Management Plan is in the works, while the Lower Eyre Council has also offered an update on...