Preparations in full swing for Oysterfest
A weekend of “family oriented” fun is being planned for the 2022 Oysterfest.
Ceduna’s annual festival has been missing from the event calendar for the...
Tourism vital for Kimba
Kimba’s 2022 tourism brochures have been published in both digital and printed format and are being distributed throughout the state.
Kimba District Council mayor Dean...
Road projects big part of budget
More than $8.03m in road projects are a part of Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council’s draft annual business plan and budget.
The plan is out...
Rosalie brings down curtain on long career
One of the Eyre Peninsula’s longest serving and most dedicated education assistants has called time on a memorable 50-year career, having retired from her...
‘Untapped’ talent to rock brewery
A popular Adelaide event combining beer, barbecue and live music returns this year but before that, Port Lincoln will host local bands playing for...
Residents rally for speed limit change
A group of New West Road residents in Port Lincoln are hopeful to finally see a reduction in the speed limit for a section...
Opinions split on cashless card call
The Cashless Debit Card is set to be scrapped following a new report indicating the program failed to prove a reduction in social harm.
Social...
Hope for future of the Ceduna library
The Education Minister is hopeful a solution can be found and an investment made into a new special education unit at Ceduna Area School.
The...
Kobi wins national competition
Cleve student Kobi Jenner has won the national Newspower Easter colouring in competition - from between 300 and 400 newsagents Australia-wide.
Each of the newsagents...
Police news: Murder investigation progressing
Police have identified an Eyre Peninsula scene believed to be where 64-year-old New South Wales man Peter Hillier was allegedly murdered.
Mr Hillier’s body was...
Kath celebrates reaching 100
Kath Hetzel was surrounded by family and friends as she celebrated a major milestone this month.
Mrs Hetzel, formerly of Lock and Port Lincoln, celebrated...
