Scaled back fees not enough
Fee relief of $1.5 million over three years for South Australian Marine Scalefish licence holders does not go far enough, according to professional fishers...
Dogs kill sheep
Dogs are mauling and killing sheep in the Ungarra and Tumby Bay area.
Stokes farmer Ken Roediger said he had six sheep attacked by dogs...
Helping out comes naturally
Kimba’s Citizen of the Year Maxine Enright was in shock when she got a phone call from mayor Dean Johnson telling her she had...
Council seeking long-term jetty solution
Tumby Bay District Council is in the process of developing a timeline for community consultation on the Tumby Bay jetty.
Mayor Geoff Churchett made the...
Jets to roar at Wudinna festival
Iconic Australian rock band The Screaming Jets will headline a brand-new Eyre Peninsula music festival Granite Rocks, which is set to be held at...
Elliston rocked by shark attack
The Elliston community is reeling from the shock of a second shark attack locally in eight months - the third for the West Coast.
Fortunately,...
Council moves forward after rate debate
Tensions were high at the Tumby Bay District Council meeting last week as the completed rate review report was passed through to the next...
Items stolen during pharmacy break-ins
Police are investigating two recent pharmacy break-ins at Streaky Bay and Wudinna and Streaky Bay.
Police were called to a pharmacy on Bay Road at...
SALT Festival program unveiled
SALT Festival has revealed its 2024 festival program, with the event set to return from April 19 to 28 for another celebration of arts,...
Father Christmas visits Kimba
Father Christmas arrived in Kimba early - with the district’s Christmas tree and pageant held on Saturday, December 23.
The winning float was awarded to...