Vandals damage Ceduna school
Police are appealing for information after windows were smashed at Ceduna Area School on the weekend.
A report of property damage was received on Monday...
Fox bait available for landholders
Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board’s annual fox bait distribution days are underway.
Landholders are encouraged to collect bait and talk to their local landscape officers about...
Project brings invasive snails to life
An Australian-first project turning exotic invasive snails into three dimensional models has been launched - bringing them as real to life as possible through...
Holiday wish fulfilled
Zoe Delaney had one wish for her holiday to Eyre Peninsula - to go fishing and eat her catch.
Living in Canberra does not...
Nominate a local volunteer
Do you know an outstanding individual or group within our community who volunteers hours upon hours of their time and deserves recognition?
Volunteers play a...
Research finds eye health at risk
New research has found Generation Alpha are spending an average of three-and-a-half hours per day on screens both at home and school, potentially impacting...
60-year service badge presented
Helen McGlasson’s 60 years with South Australian Country Women’s Association (SACWA) was honoured at the Lock branch’s Christmas meeting in December.
She was surprised not...
Ten-star Cockaleechie claims victory
Cockaleechie claimed a dominant 10-wicket win against Yallunda Flat in last Saturday’s Great Flinders cricket action, while Cummins held off Kapinnie/Mt Hope in a...
Streakers ready to entertain
Sounds of poetry and music will fill the air at Streaky Bay later this month.
The Streakers of Poetry Bay is a performance of poems...
Vikings stung by 10 sets
Tumby Bay Stingrays put Tumby Bay Vikings to the sword in senior Port Neill tennis last weekend.
Stingrays dominated as they enjoyed a 15 sets...