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...
‘We don’t have the answers right now’
A computer system failure means many councillors will lose their positions from the November elections, including two Eyre Peninsula mayors.
It seems likely they were...
New Cleve Men’s Shed committee elected
Errol Schuster was elected president of Cleve Men’s Shed at its annual general meeting on Tuesday.
He replaces Allan Edwards, who has led the group...
Voting card is misinformation, declares Tumby Bay council
Tumby Bay District Council chief executive officer Rebecca Hayes says a ‘how to vote’ card distributed ahead of its supplementary election is “dangerous and misleading”...
Legacy of first Greek settler lives on
A Port Lincoln descendant from the first Greek to arrive in South Australia says he would love to ask his relative why he decided...
Golf-wizard Lucy’s ‘amazing story’
A 12-year-old from Port Lincoln is travelling the world where she routinely mixes it with the best golf players of her age and older...