Warm weather welcomed as harvest resumes
This week’s warm weather was warmly anticipated by Eyre Peninsula cereal growers as soon as it was forecast.
One of those was Mount Drummond farmer...
Grain put through falling numbers after heavy rain
It is the old farming adage - you haven’t got a bumper crop until it is in the silo.
That is the case this year...
Fat Farmers Expanding
Something big is happening on the Eyre Peninsula and it’s gaining momentum.
Farmers across the EP are now showing up at their local gym or...
Aussie focus for dream dancers
Australian music was the theme for this year’s Dream Dance Studio performance last weekend at Kimba.
Around 73 students aged from two to 16 took...
Dusty dance rich in culture
Schools across Eyre Peninsula last week experienced thousands of years of culture at a dance concert.
The Dusty Feet Mob from Port Augusta displayed indigenous...
Gearing up for Elliston abalone farm
An Elliston abalone farm will go into the water early in the new year - with a new approach to aquaculture farming off the...
Residents want answers on GPs
Concerned Cowell residents vented their frustration at being without a permanent doctor when a local health board met in Cleve on Thursday.
Those attending the...
Residents want answers on GPs
Concerned Cowell residents vented their frustration at being without a permanent doctor when a local health board met in Cleve on Thursday.
Those attending the...
Nuclear Fallout
A decision to store radioactive waste near Kimba has divided community opinion, with some business owners pleased and nuclear opponents concerned and disappointed. And...
Big crowd rocks at Streaky festival
Streaky Sounds continued its rise as one of Eyre Peninsula’s most unmissable events, with a hefty crowd, killer tunes and scorching but perfect weather...
