Head to Tumby for big whiting catches
Fishing reports from the past week have not been too bad, with decent offshore reports starting to come through with the good weather the...
Project to provide Ceduna water security
A new SA Water project aims to improve short-term and long-term water security for Ceduna.
The Ceduna Tank and Pipeline Project will see SA Water...
Wonderland to wow again
The 16th annual Cummins Christmas Wonderland will once again attract plenty of attention, as it runs from Sunday, December 1 to Saturday, December 28....
Officer Randall farewells Cummins
On Sunday November,17 brevet sergeant John Randall and his family were farewelled from Cummins with a barbecue organised by Lower Eyre Council.
A large...
Gold mine lease pends
The Wilcherry Weednanna Gold and Iron Project by Alliance Resources will be a predominantly underground copper, gold, iron ore and silver mine north of...
Dedicated leadership service honoured
Cleve man Chris Tarran has been awarded the SA Emergency Services Medal - recognition of the 18 years he has spent as a volunteer...
Anchors on song in women’s division
Anchors picked up a strong win in Cummins basketball’s inter-women division against Clouds last Thursday.
The 24-point, 46-22 victory saw Clouds succumb to a defeat...
School harvest coming to a close
Harvest 2024 is almost complete at Cleve Area School’s Sims Farm - although bursts of wet weather have meant the wheat crop is yet...
Government blame game holds up help
Access to badly needed mental health treatment has not been within the reach of many - thanks to Medicare claims being rejected for the...
Red flag for Jamalka in 2025
The 2025 Jamalka Off Road Racing event has been cancelled due to land practice regulations and council requirements, with the hope to return in...
Health focus at Women’s Day event
Women of Tumby Bay had a buffet breakfast while enjoying stories from guest speakers to celebrate International Women’s Day.
The weekend breakfast at Tumby...
