Nuclear test survivors urge action
Ceduna’s Sue Coleman-Haseldine was in Port Augusta last month as one of three generations of Indigenous survivors of nuclear tests to have spoken about...
Cold slumber to support homeless
Staff and students at St Joseph’s School will brave the elements this evening to raise money and awareness for vulnerable people in Port Lincoln.
A...
Workshop to explain mules’ free Merino breeding
Eyre Multi Purpose Merino has not been mulesing sheep for 12 years - solely by selecting sheep with the traits they want to keep...
Grain growers to tour storm impacted farms
Eyre Peninsula grain producers will get together next week to discuss what’s worked and what hasn’t on their farms following the severe impacts of...
Sandy soils research to yield better crops
A $1 million, two-year intensive drought resilient soils demonstration program on the Eyre Peninsula will use farming practices on a commercial scale at 16...
Online and phone scams highlighted
The dangers of scams and cybercrime was explained to Lock seniors by local police officer Emelio Kolega last week.
Brevet Sergeant Kolega also spoke to...
Big West Coast salmon catches
June is almost done and dusted, and so far it has been a cold and wet month.
Despite the less than pleasant conditions the fishing...
Explore history and enjoy demonstrations
Tumby Bay is a great place to explore history - with the Excell Museum, Koppio Smithy Museum and Tumby Bay National Trust Museum.
All three...
Enjoy Tumby Bay’s beaches
Tumby Bay’s beaches are the envy of many who visit - with pristine white sands, albeit with the natural addition of seaweed now and...
A popular place for fishing
Tumby Bay is popular as a place where people can go fishing all year round.
In addition, the fishing is accessible to everyone in some...
Double delight for Phillips
Coffin Bay Bowling Club congratulated its men’s singles and pair champions last month, with double success for one player.
The singles title was won by...
