Valentine’s Day delivery from Ceduna, with Love
For Mark Smith and Carly Kwaterski, it was a Valentine’s Day present like no other.
Expectant mother Carly gave birth to Jamie last Monday, a...
Bumper crop at school
Students picked a bumper crop of delicious stone fruit at Ungarra Primary School last week.
The school has an extensive vegetable garden and more than...
$19m roads relief
Extensive road repairs can go ahead in the three Eyre Peninsula council areas worst hit by flooding in January - thanks to a state...
Junior grand finalists locked in
The finals of the Murat Bay Junior Tennis Association kicked off last week, with the grand final coming up this weekend.
Finals action got underway...
Rain damage challenges season’s cropping
About 60 percent of farmers believe their ability to produce a crop this year will be affected by the January storms.
Grain Producers SA chief...
Producers to hold pre-election forum
A peak farmer body will hold three pre-election forums - including one in the electorate of Flinders - at Cummins on February 28.
Grain Producers...
Permits needed to alter water flow
Farmers need to ensure they don’t alter the flow of water in the aftermath of flood damage - except in the case of emergency...
Excitement builds for Field Days’ return
The Eyre Peninsula Field Days will return from August 9-11 after a four year absence.
The 2020 field days were cancelled due to Covid but...
Community support boosts Advocate
The Eyre Peninsula Advocate has been warmly welcomed by readers and business alike and is now sold at 60 outlets throughout the state.
Advocate general...
Mayor forced to extend holiday
Elliston mayor Malcolm Hancock’s two-week holiday in Tasmania has been extended by an extra week, after his wife Joy tested positive for Covid.
As a...
Great display of light wins prize
A blazing display of light at Thevenard was the winner of the Ceduna Foreshore Hotel Motel’s Christmas Light Competition for 2024.
The house at 60...
