EP girls win country carnival
The Eyre Peninsula girls cricket team won its first Country Carnival in the Barossa Valley from December 11 to 15.
It was the sixth time...
Apprenticeship popularity rises
More school students are opting to get a trade rather than head to university.
Students are opting to start a school-based apprenticeship and move straight...
Boys seal country crown
The Eyre Peninsula under 16 boys team went through last week’s Country Championships held in the Barossa Valley undefeated to win the crown.
The boys...
Tumby dux thrilled with results
A “shocked” Sophie Stoddard will continue her education at university after achieving a fantastic tertiary entrance rank (TER) of 99.95.
The Tumby Bay Area School...
Lock holds community Christmas party
Children and adults alike enjoyed the annual Lock street party on Saturday, December 16 - especially the fireworks.
There were lots of fun activities for...
Calling all firefighters
Volunteers are desperately needed for both Cowell and Cleve Country Fire Service units.
Cowell CFS brigade’s June Young said it no longer had enough members...
Online study does not deter Lachlan
Lachlan Smart has gained automatic acceptance into his preferred choice of study at Adelaide University with a tertiary entrance rank (TER) of 95.65.
That is...
Ceduna man dies in crash
A man died following a crash west of Port Augusta on Tuesday.
Police were called to Eyre Highway at Lincoln Gap at about 2.15am after...
Waterhole management important for dry conditions
Soaks, springs and waterholes exist through many Eyre Peninsula farming areas and are important sources of water for stock and farm use, according to...
RSL thanked for cadet support
Cadet officers from Australian Army headquarters in Keswick were in Ceduna this month.
Colonel David Lipschitz, Regimental Sergeant Major Wasley and Major Joe Warren came...