Community hub plans progressing
Plans to develop a new business, community and health hub in Streaky Bay continue to progress, with Wellbeing SA committing a grant of $50,000...
Streaky Bay Area School formal
Streaky Bay Area School held its year eight to 12 formal last week, with 50 students from three surrounding schools - Karcultaby, Wudinna and...
Anti-nuclear campaign wins award
Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation is the 2023 Peter Rawlinson Award winner for its successful seven-year campaign to stop the radioactive waste site at Kimba.
The...
Seafood labelling introduced for hospitality venues
New laws passed last week now make it compulsory for Australian seafood to be labelled on menus at cafes, restaurants and other hospitality venues.
A...
Rodney reaps the benefits of NDIS
Former Rudall farmer Rodney McCallum, who has primary progressive multiple sclerosis and despite being under 65 has spent the past eight years as a...
Entries open for 2024 Art Prize
Entries for the 2024 Port Lincoln Art Prize are currently open, with a number of awards and prizes on offer.
The online entry form can...
A ceremonious paddle
The Tumby Bay crew was joined by the Blue Water Raiders of Port Lincoln on Sunday, November 26 and what a difference the extra...
Singles success for Koch
Fourteen ladies competed in the Singles Championship at the Ceduna Bowling Club, won by Sue Koch.
The finals were played in perfect conditions on Sunday.
Koch...
Close matches across several grades
There were some close matches across a number of grades in round six of Cummins and Districts Basketball on Thursday, November 23.
Curtis’ picked up...
Blue Lightning women zap lizards
Tumby Bay Basketball Association saw some smashing games last week, including in the women’s division.
Blue Lightning got the better of Green Dew Lizards by...
Extra players sees separate competitions
A separate junior boys and junior girls competition is being held in LeHunte Junior Basketball Association this season, due to an influx of players.
Sub...
