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Funding promised for special education unit

The state government has pledged to invest $4.5 million to establish a new inclusive education unit at Ceduna Area School to accommodate students with...

Cleve ambulance seeking recruits

SA Ambulance Service is calling on Cleve residents to rise to the challenge and find out more about becoming an ambulance volunteer.  Service regional team...

At cutting edge of new industry

For James Boylan, it has been a process more than a decade in the making. No stranger to supplying restaurants with fresh Eyre Peninsula product...

Tumby lights up for colour rush

Tumby Bay Progress Association president Dion LeBrun has been ‘buffing’ walls this week with community members, in preparation for five world class artists who...

Towns ready for border reopening

Towns and roadhouses along Eyre Highway are looking forward to an influx of visitors as the Western Australian border opens. The border, which was due...

Police News: Speeding driver loses licence

A Ceduna man has lost his licence after being caught driving at an extreme speed last week. A highway patrol officer was travelling on Flinders...

Nurses’ plea for protection

Staff at Port Lincoln Hospital are incensed their pleas for a security guard are being ignored, despite regular acts of violence and aggression from...

6 Stubing Street, Cleve

6 Stubing Street, Cleve  $199,000 3 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 4 Car Spaces  Agent: Elders Real Estate  RLA 232633 Phone: Phil Cook 0428 158 282  At this price why would you...

18 Lake View Avenue, Port Lincoln

18 Lake View Avenue, Port Lincoln  $540,000 4 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 2 Car Spaces  Agent: Elders Real Estate Port Lincoln  RLA 232633 Phone: Luke Duncan 0458 141 321  Darryn Johnston...

Trial highlights new weed management techniques

Southern growers could be changing weed management practices after results from almost five years’ worth of trials indicate a triple threat strategy, countering traditional...

Councils’ risky business

The financial situation of two Eyre Peninsula councils has been deemed potentially unsustainable by the Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA), along with...