Centre aimed at young riders
A road safety centre aimed at young bike riders is being planned by the Lower Eyre Peninsula Road Safety Committee.
Committee chairman Laurie Collins of...
Flexibility afforded to grain traders
T-PORTS moves into the 2021 harvest with five grain exporters and a number of traders buying grain for export through its Lucky Bay site,...
More storage to ease ‘paddock pressure’
T-PORTS new, four-bunker, 70,000-tonne storage facility at Kimba is on track to accept grain within the next ten days.
And a new 300m long bunker,...
Super line up for rock festival
ARE you ready to rock Eyre Peninsula?
Because Saturday’s inaugural Cleve Harvest Music Festival promises to take you on a rock and roll trip with...
New Kimba sergeant targets safety on roads
BREVET Sergeant Daniel McCormick had always wanted to work for a community and is now embracing the opportunity to serve Kimba as its new...
Kurra is king of the kids
He’s only been at Tumby Bay Area School for six months but this newest addition to the classroom is already proving a hit with...
Ceduna set for greatest show on dirt
The Ceduna Racing Club is preparing to host up to 1000 people at each of its summer race meetings, beginning with the Curtis’s New...
You little beauty: $2.2m federal funding win to attract students
Cleve is expected to accommodate more students and trainees from outlying areas through a purpose-built boarding house after the council recently secured $2.2 million...
Society stalwart to open Cleve Show
Rex Kobelt, 90, attended his first Cleve Show when he was about 10-years-old and said the day was all about meeting people from throughout...
Book honours demanding farm work
Lumping bags of grain was once commonplace on farms but that hasn’t been the case for decades.
However, a book by the late Jim Cronin,...
Regional artists grants open
Local artists are encouraged to put expressions of interest together for the National Regional Arts Fellowships Program.
The program is contemporary, flexible and relevant to...
