Streaky students hit the beach for a good cause
Youngsters from the Streaky Bay Children’s Centre rolled up their sleeves and got to work for Clean Up Australia Day earlier this month.
The centre...
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Karcultaby students get shorebirds insight
Karcultaby Area School students had the opportunity to undertake fun activities while learning about the threatened hooded plover during shorebird workshops hosted by the...
Couple visit wedding church for anniversary
Cowell couple Lloyd and Paulene Crettenden celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on March 3, with a visit to the Coolanie Church where they were...
New green to be built with community aid
Lock Bowling Club will install an artificial green before the next season starts - after gaining $100,000 from Elliston District Council and borrowing the...
Celebration for 2022 quest entrants
Tunarama 2022 Ambassador Quest nominees have enjoyed their final commitment for the season, which featured an impressive cheque presentation to the highest fundraiser, Rachel...
Funding for sustainable tourism
The now former state government announced before the election it had joined forces with Eyre Peninsula enterprises operating out of national parks after it...
Open garden proves popular
Beautiful autumn weather greeted those attending an open garden hosted by Daphne and Lyall Bates at Tumby Bay on Saturday, March 12.
The Bates’ Freeman...
New booking arrangement for Gawler Ranges group
The Friends of the Gawler Ranges National Park members gathered for their annual meeting earlier this month, with a change in the committee.
During the...
Important ride to assist locals
A group of Eyre Peninsula cyclists will get on their bikes for a trek across the region next month to raise funds for two...
Rupara wins best street lights
Rupara Street in Cowell won the best street in Cowell Lions’ Club’s Christmas Lights competition.
An honorable mention also went to Keith Street, in Cowell.
Justin...
