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Dead whale in Lincoln National Park
A dead whale has washed up on Tinah Beach in the Sleaford area of the Lincoln National Park.
Park visitors, especially surfers and swimmers, are...
‘Magic’ performance uplifts students
School children in Ceduna and Streaky Bay were left enthralled by the moves of Aboriginal dance group Dusty Feet Mob during NAIDOC Week.
Organised by...
Streaky Bay celebrates seafood industry
The inaugural ‘Tasting Australia Winter Series’ kicked off in July at 30 venues across South Australia, including Streaky Bay on Saturday for A Celebration...
No finish line for racing club support
The 11-year partnership between the local racing club and McDonald's in Port Lincoln is still going strong, as seen with the club's latest donation...
Hospital ED forced to close
Kimba District Hospital and Aged Care’s emergency department was temporarily closed at noon on Sunday due to a Covid outbreak among staff.
The Eyre and...
Wastewater vote put on hold
Elliston residents have been given until the end of the month to respond to a concept design for a community wastewater management system.
Elliston District...
Iconic cafe closes its doors
Streaky Bay’s much-loved BayFunktion Cafe has served its final cappuccino and thrown the last of its famous parties, with the widely adored business closing...
Children experience university fun
Local children have been given a passport to further learning outside the classroom, and some school holiday fun through the Children's University program.
Children's University...
Have your say on Streaky Bay budget
The Streaky Bay District Council has proposed a rate increase of 5.7 per cent for its 2022-23 draft annual business plan and budget, which...
Bawden on song to start summer season
Tumby Bay Golf Club started its summer season on Saturday in windy conditions, as 18 players competed in a stableford competition.
Donald Bawden was back...
