Program set to support Kimba business growth
An innovative program to help new businesses start and existing ones to grow is the brainchild of the Kimba District Council.
The council’s economic development...
Colour Tumby numbers reveal its outstanding success
Colour Tumby had a massive impact across various sectors of Eyre Peninsula according to official figures and estimates.
The four-day festival of music, art and...
Hopeful for full pontoon repairs
Users of the swimming enclosure at the Port Lincoln jetty are hoping the local council can rectify any remaining structural issues for fear of...
Trust help for Eyre scholars
Five university students from Eyre Peninsula will continue with their studies with more certainty after recently being awarded Playford Trust scholarships.
Dana Hurrell, Jade Simpson...
Finn already leaving a colourful mark
Creating art has become a family affair for a Port Lincoln artist, who has involved her one-year-old child in creating some pieces and in-turn...
Familiar flavours for Long Lunch
Food lovers will be whetting their appetites for the return of the Port Lincoln Bendigo Bank Long Lunch this Sunday, with fundraising to have...
Ceduna hosts regional conference
The Ceduna Auxiliary of the Friends of the Women’s and Children’s Hospital played host to Region 11 annual conference at the Ceduna Foreshore Hotel...
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Retired nurses lunch
The next retired nurses lunch will be held on Monday, May 30 at 12pm at Port Lincoln’s Marina Hotel. Please RSVP to...
Have your say: Top job with Sophie’s visit
Dear Editor,
Congratulations and well done to all of those involved in the organising, preparing and conducting of Sophie Thomson’s highly successful visit to Ceduna...
True blue Tumby Aussies awarded
Tumby Bay will recognise its deserving community members on Australia Day.
Paul Stoddard is the 2025 Citizen of the Year, with Marlene Poole named...
