Emerging local artist to step back in time
Port Lincoln’s Charlee Watt is making waves at the Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Her ‘Make your own kind of Music’ show will take audiences back in...
Future leaders raise their voices
A selection of the Eyre Peninsula’s brightest young minds had the opportunity to present to State Parliament last week, tabling their key ideas for...
Highway closed after truck blaze
Eyre Highway was closed last Thursday morning following a truck fire near Ceduna.
Country Fire Service crews responded to reports of a truck fire on...
Retiree loses everything
The resident of the home destroyed by last week’s Port Lincoln bushfires says he has lost at least $50,000 worth of uninsured items and...
Late harvest leads to farmer stress
An unusually late harvest has led many Eyre Peninsula farming families to deal with higher-than-average stress and exhaustion.
With many reaping well into the start of...
Speech reminds of human cost of war
The Charlton Women in Agriculture and Business group was privileged to have Dr Dimitry Podorozhnyy and his mother, Dr Marina Podorozhnyy, as guest speakers...
Rochelle rides wave of success
Eyre Peninsula may be on the cusp of unearthing its next star jockey. Port Lincoln-raised Rochelle Milnes hit headlines at last month’s Ceduna Cup,...
Craft skills highlighted in exhibition
The skills of members from Ceduna craft groups will be on display over the next fortnight as part of an exhibition.
Ceduna’s Patchwork Group and...
Kimba youth being asked what they want
Kimba youth are being asked what they are missing out on in their district, in an effort to retain more young people in the...
Kimba joins Fringe circuit
Kimba will host three comedy events as part of its first foray into the Adelaide Fringe regional program this year.
The Singo Brothers, Kel Balnaves...