Painting at The Shed
It was a bright and sunny day for the last workshop at The Shed in Arno Bay as local kids completed their projects.
Over the...
PLHS preparing for 100th Birthday Party
Port Lincoln High School will celebrate its 100th birthday in style across the October long weekend.
The school’s centenary planning committee invites old scholars and...
Rebecca star pick for arts program
Cummins Artist Rebecca Nowikow has been chosen as one of eight regional artists to participate in Nebule, Country Arts SA’s professional development program for...
Thousands raised for kids
The Cleve Hospital Auxiliary had their wind up night for the Kids for a Cause fundraiser last week and total money raised was about...
Murals winning hearts
With silo art at district hubs such as Kimba and Tumby Bay turning so many heads, Elliston and Lock are looking at getting in...
Skydive festival hope
A skydiving festival may be on the cards for Elliston in 2025.
With a possible opportunity for locals to go parachuting next month - one...
NUKE DUMP: “It’s far from over”
Farmer Jeff Baldock is not ready to give up on housing Australia’s nuclear dump on his Kimba property.
The Federal Court might have last week...
A trucking good hub
A $25m state-of-the-art transport hub project has been narrowed down to two possible sites, one on Kimba’s eastern outskirts and the other west of...
’Stupid’ jetty move
Former Port Lincoln mayor Peter Davis has described council decisions made about the jetty and swimming enclosure as “bloody stupid”.
Mr Davis said he believed...
Record grain exports
The Thevenard grain export docks have been breaking records. More than 610,000 tonnes of grain were exported from the port this year up to...
Tumby Bay council awaiting grant outcome
Tumby Bay District Council is working towards better foreshore protection, as it awaits the outcome of a Coast Protection Board Grant application for additional...
