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‘Wet’ appetites as diners contest weather

Despite some very wet and windy conditions people enjoyed this year’s Port Lincoln Bendigo Bank Long Lunch, with up to $7000 potentially raised for...

Your local community diary

Salmon competition The 29th annual Australian Salmon Fishing Championship is on in the Elliston district until August 31. There will be prizes throughout, including for...

Road to FAME begins for local filmakers

Local filmmakers are encouraged to get their cameras rolling ahead of the 10th FAME (Film, And Music Entertainment) Awards, set for August in Port...

A safer nest for Tumby Bay’s ospreys

During last year’s breeding season at Tumby Bay Island, osprey lovers around the world watched in horror as two eggs were laid, and immediately...

Covid Safe Plans scrapped for most organisations

Covid Safe Plans are no longer required at most services, following news last week that the Emergency Management Declaration had ended in South Australia.   The...

Community garden grows

Cleve’s community garden has been a growing project since being moved early in 2021. It is has been re-established on a larger scale next to...

Cleve’s car lover powers down

Holding one job for an entire working life rarely happens these days - but it is the case for recent Cleve retiree Greg McDonald. He...

Frog spotted not invasive species

Denial Bay resident Andrew Brooks called in the experts to help determine whether a frog he spotted was a native to the area or...

Bonfire to mark shortest day

A European tradition is coming to Cowell on Friday, June 17 - with a community bonfire to mark the winter solstice. Cowell Lions Club is...

Daphne’s humble century

A long-time Tumby Bay resident, Daphne Cartmel (nee Lawrie) turned 100 on Monday, January 13, and has shared stories from her life’s adventures. A...