T-Ports has one million reasons to smile
T-Ports has hit a milestone after it received its one millionth tonne from growers earlier this month.
With this year’s bumper harvest, a delivery of...
Tumby senior citizens celebrate Christmas
The Tumby Bay Senior Citizen Club, in addition to other community members, last week filled the community bus for a trip to the Cummins...
A passion for art
Cowell resident Thelma Britten is November’s Artist of the Month at Port Lincoln’s Nautilus Art Centre.
Born at Horsham, in Victoria, where she grew up...
Kimba market proves popular
A social day out catching up with friends attracted hundreds of people from throughout Eyre Peninsula to Workshop26’s Christmas market on Saturday.
Workshop26’s Heather Baldock...
Port Lincoln to host ‘exciting’ film festival
Port Lincoln has once again been selected to curate a film festival, bringing world-class cinema from the international film festival circuit to regional South...
Reunion hosted for Cowell Hospital staff
A reunion of Cowell Hospital ancillary and nursing staff who had worked with matron Maureen Jarvis was held in October.
The idea for the event...
Doctor ‘sad’ to say goodbye to Streaky Bay
Streaky Bay’s much-loved and long-time general practitioner and women’s health specialist Dr Meredith Frearson will bid farewell to her monthly posting at the town’s...
New op shop to support Streaky Bay community
A large gathering was part of the opening of the new Streaky Bay Community Op Shop last month.
President Sandie Quast gave a presentation at...
New staff to tackle buffel grass
The Alinytjara Wilurara (AW) Landscape Board has employed two full-time staff dedicated to combating buffel grass.
In stepping up its battle against the invasive weed,...
Risk mitigation plans accelerated for lower Eyre’s coastal communities
The Lower Eyre Council has received $60,000 from a federal government initiative which will be used to identify risks and manage coastal adaptation strategies...