New home for Ceduna army cadets
The Ceduna Army Cadet unit has ended its search for a new base and will be moving into the Ceduna RSL sub-branch clubrooms.
The unit...
Purple worn to show support for diversity
Support for young LGBTQIA+ people was on display in Port Lincoln on Friday as people wore purple for Wear It Purple Day.
The annual awareness...
Cleve council proposes new logo
The Cleve District Council has announced its idea and design for the organisation’s new logo which it hopes will be supported by the community.
The...
Expanded medical care at Wudinna
GP services at Wudinna have returned to the Wudinna Health Centre, it was announced this week.
The Eyre and Far North Local Health Network said...
Step forward for Poochera project
The Great White Kaolin Project at Poochera has taken another step forward.
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) has been agreed between the Streaky Bay District...
Hub streamlines grant process
Kimba residents should find it simpler to know what grants are available thanks to a new council initiative, the Kimba Grants Hub.
The online portal...
Marauders, Panthers score wins to close minor round
The minor rounds of Port Lincoln hockey officially finished at the weekend with Marauders and Panthers scoring A grade wins in men’s and women’s...
Haddy records milestone win
Veteran Streaky Bay horse trainer Tony Haddy celebrated his 100th career winner last month, with his mare Alcannabie running first past the post on...
Budding mechanic wins tools
Cowell Area School year 10 student Brandon Schultz was delighted to find out he had won the Motor Trade Association of SA/NT’s toolbox competition...
Reserve vandalism cuts deep
The words “absolutely senseless” were used to describe the recent vandalism caused within Brinkworth Reserve near Port Lincoln.
Sometime late on Saturday, August 20 a...
Bigger, better and bolder Cleve Running Festival returns
After the overwhelming success of its debut in 2024, the Cleve Running Festival is set to return on Sunday, September 28 - and it...
