Torah looking ahead to university
Torah Stott was “happy” after she was named Ceduna Area School’s Dux for 2021 and now has plans to study nursing at university.
When results...
Montana chases medical goal
Wudinna’s Montana Foster is focussing on achieving her dream of helping people in rural communities after she was named Dux of St Joseph’s School...
Carols fun for Cummins
Mobile phone lights replaced candles for Carols in the Park at Cummins on Sunday night.
About 250 people turned out, with some families getting together...
Oasis hosts Christmas carols fun
An enthusiastic crowd enjoyed a night of Carols at the Oasis in Ceduna on Sunday.
Hosted by Oasis Christian Church, about 150 people were in...
Garden party raises money for future event
Thevenard woman Pauline Nielsen hosted an open house and garden earlier this month to raise money to bring celebrity gardener Sophie Thomson to the...
Councillor guilty of misconduct
Tumby Bay councillor Robert Randall disclosed information which he should have realised was confidential.
A report into Cr Randall’s conduct by acting deputy ombudsman Steven...
Ceduna volunteers recognised for service
Long-time Meals on Wheels volunteers at Ceduna were rewarded for their service as the branch wrapped up for 2021.
The Ceduna Meals on Wheels branch...
Yadu Health hosts day of colour
Last week’s Yadu Health Colour Fun Run was a chance for Ceduna children to enjoy holiday fun and a way for the service to...
Ultra-committed Mackenzie makes her mark
Cleve girl Mackenzie Fennell overcame an aching body and broken toenails to complete a 60km ultramarathon along the Heysen Trail.
Raising about $1000 for Movember,...
Bus ride brings bright lights to seniors
Lock’s older citizens were given a tour of the district’s Christmas lights on Sunday evening as part of a Get Up and Goers Christmas...
Yaninee wins in straight sets
Yaninee did not allow Wudinna to win a set when they met in LeHunte tennis last Friday at Yaninee.
In a comprehensive performance, Yaninee won...
