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Going back to school

Abbey Bates is back at the school where she started her primary years - doing six weeks’ placement for her teaching degree at Ungarra...

Family remembers life lost in sinking

The torpedoing of the hospital ship AHS Centaur on May 14, 1943 shocked many - none more so than Cowell’s McFarlane family. Nurse Mary McFarlane...

Takeoff for EP airport funding

Four Eyre Peninsula councils will share in state government funding towards airport and aerodrome upgrades across the state. The state government announced last week it...

Fishers ready for ‘milestone’ salmon competition

Keen fishers from Eyre Peninsula and beyond are getting their rods ready for a three-month fishing extravaganza at Elliston. The Australian Salmon Fishing Competition gets...

Truck tax hike hits hard

The cost of freighting everything to and from Eyre Peninsula is about to jump, thanks to this year’s federal budget. A six per cent rise...

Police News: Footage released of Ceduna break-in suspect

Police have released CCTV footage of a suspect following an investigation into recent break-ins in Ceduna. The suspect allegedly broke into a childcare centre on...

Tapped out: ‘Stolen’ water hits communities

Community bodies along Eyre Peninsula’s west coast are having their precious rainwater supplies tapped into and pilfered by visitors, leaving clubs and councils both shorthanded...

‘That’s her!’ Bruce finds missing woman

Iconic Streaky Bay personality Bruce Martin made the welcome discovery of missing Queensland woman Julie Schutt earlier this month, some six kilometres due west...

Canola change needed for EU market

Australian canola growers and farm advisors have been notified the European Union (EU) has announced it is set to reduce the maximum residue limit...

Members return to cut anniversary cake

Four people who were at the opening of a Tumby Bay hall were on hand to cut a cake marking its 60th anniversary on...

Students dig deeper into soil

Cleve Area School students spent term three digging deep - literally, into the hidden world beneath their feet. As part of their Learning Expedition “Soil...