Small numbers make big impact
Cleve and Districts Lions Club is a small group making a big impact on its local community.
At the club’s annual handover dinner on Tuesday,...
Whale fight ongoing
After meeting with the state government last week, EP Cruises has announced it will not back down in its desire to continue operating as...
Call for keen gardeners
A community garden is being established in Streaky Bay thanks to funding from the Human Services Department and Streaky Bay District Council.
Interested people are...
Report signals urgent need for support of local journalism
Country Press Australia (CPA) has welcomed the release of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s final report from its Digital Platform Services Inquiry, describing...
Fun way to see the region and beyond
EP Bus Charters started out with just two school buses in 2003 and today has 15 buses of all sizes - transporting locals, tourists,...
Fleet grows from one truck
Quinn Transport has come a long way since Rodney Quinn started the business with one Ford truck in 1966.
The business began by carting groceries...
McEvoy family pride
With more than 30 years of experience, McEvoy Transport is a proud family-owned business providing reliable transport services from upper Eyre Peninsula to Adelaide...
Three generations of transport
D & S Smith Haulage is a family-owned transport company born on Eyre Peninsula and now run by third-generation Smiths Andre and Camo -...
Guest speakers share inspiring stories
The stories behind two Eyre Peninsula books inspired the 70 women attending a health night at Lock on Tuesday, June 17.
Elliston woman Annie Williams...
Flock to Farm Beach on Friday
The weather has been cold and very mixed over the last week, with proper cold, wet and windy winter weather to light northerly sunny...
Untouchable Tigers make it three in a row
Penong powerhouse Western United did as all expected and entered dynasty territory on Saturday afternoon, lifting the Western Eyre premiership cup for a third-straight...
