Deserved recognition
Two dedicated Eyre Peninsula Country Fire Service (CFS) volunteers have been recognised for their service and bravery.
Ceduna CFS Brigade member Mark Hewitson and Wudinna...
New lease of life for courts
Streaky Bay’s netball, basketball and tennis courts are scheduled to be resurfaced this month, with the much needed and costly maintenance work made possible...
Farm support service funding extended
A crucial lifeline for farmers will continue until 2026 with federal government funding assured on Tuesday.
Rural Business Support’s Rural Financial Counselling Service will be...
Dancers adopt farming theme
Young dancers from Cleve and Cowell entertained 230 people at Cleve during the One90 Tappers 2023 performance.
A total of 50 dancers ranging from pre-school...
Dancers go through time at concert | PHOTOS
A group of keen Ceduna dancers grooved their way through the decades for this year’s showcase performance.
The Danceduna concert was held in the Ceduna...
Booking recommended for Halloween event
Hundreds of children are expected at Arno Bay’s annual Halloween event on Saturday, October 28 - which means pre-buying tickets is recommended.
It will run...
Community contributions celebrated
A Smoky Bay resident who has long supported her community was honoured during Oysterfest.
Desrae Beattie has been committed to causes since returning to the...
Wild side captured in Ceduna exhibition
More than 50 entries into this year’s WestArt Oysterfest Exhibition tackled their interpretation of the ‘Wild Side of Eyre’.
The annual exhibition hosted an opening...
Funding supports Streaky Bay groups
The Streaky Bay District Council has awarded $29,674 worth of community grants to nine local organisations, requiring a budget variation of an additional $4674.
Major...
Reviews see speed limit changes proposed
Lower Eyre Council is proposing several speed limit changes to roads throughout its council area after conducting a traffic review, consulting with communities, and...
Prepare for bushfire season
Now is the time to take action and not be complacent.
The risk is real, however there are simple steps that anyone in a bushfire...
