Farmers still seeking solution to dog attacks
Concerns remain for farmers in the Ceduna District Council region as attacks on livestock by roaming dogs take their toll.
Exasperated farmers had approached the...
Life membership for Smoky Bay stalwart
Smoky Bay Progress Association presented its inaugural life membership to Don Zippel at his home late last year.
Association president Desrae Beattie presented Don with...
Covid cuts Port Lincoln flights
The impact of Covid in Port Lincoln has reached airlines, with a reduction in flights from Port Lincoln to Adelaide.
Rex Airlines and Qantas have...
Support for restoration
Grant funding will allow the Friends of Yantanabie Incorporated to undertake a project to restore the roof at Yantanaby Hall.
The latest round of the...
Fearsome find near Coffin Bay
A menacing creature from the deep has been found washed up on a beach near Coffin Bay. The endangered shortfin mako shark was found...
Region misses out on RAT sites
Eyre Peninsula communities have been overlooked as initial Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) collection sites, however they are expected to be included as further sites...
Private property – keep out
Bev Story
Farmers are frustrated with people driving anywhere they like on their land, ignoring private property signs, to access beaches.
Some people drive through gates,...
Lessons learnt from the Wangary bushfires
On January 11, 2005, a combination of extreme heat and gale force winds conspired to move a savage fire front from Wangary, on the...
Community support clinches Oyster Barn award
Thanks to a groundswell of community support, Ceduna Oyster Barn’s local seafood and golden, crispy chips have been voted South Australia’s third best fish...
Looking back: Two-day feast captivates Ceduna
Ceduna District Council events officer Jo Skinner “could not be happier” with how this year’s Oysterfest event ran and the feedback received from patrons.
The...
