New harvest code released alongside fire rating system
A new grain harvesting code of practice has been released across Australia in conjunction with the new Australian fire danger ratings system.
The Country Fire...
A ton of grain will do tons of good
A ton of grain will do tons of good if farmers choose to donate some to Variety SA when they deliver their grain to the...
Harvest ramps up despite rain
Despite storms and rain throughout much of Eyre Peninsula in the past week, Viterra sites received five times the amount of grain into its...
Quality funeral service highlighted
Williams Funeral Services was recognised with an award at last Friday’s Port Lincoln Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Business Excellence Awards.
Highlighting the standing the...
Lead the way with recycling
South Australian residents continue to lead Australia when it comes to recycling and reducing the use of single use plastic, but that is no...
New centre to ‘change perception’
The coordinator of Port Lincoln’s new student support centre says it will change the lives of Eyre Peninsula residents by allowing them to stay...
Positive reaction to youth precinct plans
Draft concept plans for the Streaky Bay Youth Precinct have been made public, with the Streaky Bay District Council seeking community feedback on the...
Preparations ongoing for branch Christmas lunch
The October meeting of the South Australian Country Women’s Association Ceduna Branch was hosted in the Anglican Church Hall.
In the absence of Jenny Skinner,...
Happy faces at Letton show
Renowned country crooner Brian Letton performed in Ceduna on Sunday as part of his national tour.
The musician is touring the country for his ‘Put...
Garden club forms after spring garden day
What started as a conversation with an esteemed gardener has morphed into a new garden club forming in Ceduna.
Almost 40 people were present late...
Darling to sail for Australia
Arno Bay sailor Peter Darling is heading off today to compete for Australia in an international competition against New Zealand.
Darling sails a single-handed Paper...
