Looking back: Koonibba blasts into history
It was lift-off for HyImpulse as the SR75 rocket launched successfully from Southern Launch’s Koonibba Test Range.
Having been delayed from last Tuesday to Thursday...
Looking back: ‘Amazing’ aurora captured across Eyre Peninsula
Stargazers across Eyre Peninsula enjoyed a stunning show as the aurora australis brightened night skies.
Cold temperatures did not deter those eager to catch a...
Looking back: Shitboxes take over Penong
A colourful cavalcade of adventure enthusiasts rolled through the Far West as part of a journey to raise money for Cancer Council.
The Shitbox Rally...
Looking back: Rockin’ good time in Wudinna
The Granite Rocks Music Festival became an instant classic on the Eyre Peninsula event calendar, with perfect weather, killer tunes and a mammoth crowd...
Looking back: Jetty access denied
The long-term future of the Denial Bay jetty is uncertain after public access to the structure was closed due to safety concerns.
The decision to...
Looking back: Wudinna celebrates Ag Town achievement
Wudinna is South Australia’s best agricultural town - and has the signage to prove it.
Having been named the 2023 Agricultural Town of the Year...
Looking back: Brooke nails the competition
Ceduna’s Brooke Carey says she is thankful for the support after being named South Australia’s best nail technician in a poll run by a...
Big crowd rocks at Streaky festival
Streaky Sounds continued its rise as one of Eyre Peninsula’s most unmissable events, with a hefty crowd, killer tunes and scorching but perfect weather...
Looking back: Bright mural adorns Cleve wall
A bright mural now adorns the street-view side wall of Cleve District Institute.
It is the 70th large artwork undertaken by Mural Nomad while travelling...
Plan for News Bargaining Incentive backed
Country Press Australia has welcomed federal government plans to establish the News Bargaining Incentive to ensure large digital platforms contribute to the sustainability of...
Scorching good time at Streaky Sounds
Streaky Sounds asserted itself as one of Eyre Peninsula’s most unmissable events with its largest ever crowd, a wild Cat Empire set and scorching...
