Church organists retire
Imagine having the power to send goosebumps down the spine of everyone in a church.
That is a gift Fay Larwood and Aileen Pearce have...
Two header fires extinguished
Country Fire Service crews extinguished two header fires near Kimba last Friday.
The first occurred at about 3pm on Friday, October 27 on the Old...
Added funding supports projects
Two Eyre Peninsula preschools and schools will share in additional state government funding to assist with upgrade projects.
Elliston RSL Memorial Children’s Centre and Cummins...
Nicole reaping rewards
Cowell woman Nicole Turner has been shortlisted for an inaugural South Australian library award.
The community library assistant is one of six people in the...
Tumby events take a hit
The Tumby Bay District Council will no longer cover the cost of on-site traffic management for its community events and celebrations.
It has meant some...
Port Neill jetty open for summer
Port Neill residents are jumping for joy after the jetty officially reopened on the weekend, right in time for summer.
The Tumby Bay District Council...
US space tech ready for Eyre Peninsula launch
Eyre Peninsula could welcome space technology from the United States as Australia and the US have signed a landmark agreement.
Southern Launch, the company that...
Big tick for new Smoky pontoon
Despite some patchy recent weather, Smoky Bay’s new pontoon has been in use since its installation last month.
The pontoon project was undertaken by the...
Fishers concerned about industry’s viability
Eyre Peninsula commercial fishers who operate in the Spencer Gulf are facing a fee increase which they say could make their enterprise unviable.
Primary Industries...
Re-entry capsules set for Koonibba
Southern Launch and Varda Space Industries announced a partnership last week to conduct re-entry operations at the Koonibba Test Range.
Varda develops orbital manufacturing and...