Ceduna honours Anzacs
Reverend David Thompson recalled the sacrifices made during World War I and subsequent conflicts during Ceduna’s Anzac Day dawn service last Thursday.
A big crowd...
Big crowd commemorate veterans’ service
Several visiting veterans joined in Cowell’s Anzac Day march, which was watched by a big crowd of more than 300 people.
Those at the dawn...
Flight safety checks to be conducted
Residents of Eyre Peninsula communities may see an aircraft flying unusually low over the next few days as the Civil Aviation Safety Authority carries...
Tumby Bay remembers the fallen
The Tumby Bay Anzac Day service was held at the foreshore War Memorial epitaph last week with a high attendance from community members, Federal...
Crews contain house fire
An electricity meter box caught fire at a Ceduna house on Saturday.
Country Fire Service responded to emergency calls about a house fire at Ten...
Be part of OUR MOB in 2024
Expressions of interest are open for South Australian Aboriginal artists wishing to present their work in the OUR MOB: Art by South Australian Aboriginal...
Call for ag innovators
A new Grains Challenge has been launched aimed at addressing the most pressing challenges faced by grain growers through the development of new technologies...
Picton: Keep children away from quad bikes
Parents are being urged to keep children away from quad bikes and all-terrain vehicles following a rise in injury presentations at the Women’s and...
Report sows seeds for farming future
A new report from the CSIRO says Australia must act now to accelerate agricultural innovation to achieve productive, resilient and sustainable farming systems by...
Simon gains honours in psychology
Former Streaky Bay man Jordan Patterson officially graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology with Honours from Flinders University recently.
The son of Tanya and Simon...