EP junior tennis stars turn on the style
The best junior tennis players from throughout Eyre Peninsula travelled to Port Lincoln to compete in a doubles tournament on Saturday and singles on...
Girl power Locks in six winners
Female jockeys won all six events on the card at the Lock Races on Sunday - with Alice Lindsay claiming a treble.
Lindsay’s winners came...
Research to provide insight into ironstone gravel soils
New research into ironstone gravel soils in the western and southern regions of Australia is working to unlock potential and increase the yields of...
Floods provide scope for change
Farmers need to set realistic goals and prioritise them in the wake of the January floods.
Those attending post flooding workshops in Ungarra, Kimba and...
Good catches despite windy conditions
The last week has been fairly windy with the exception of a few breaks, however catches have been fairly good.
It looks like we are...
Have your say: Concern for marine facility fees
A personal viewpoint. At a council meeting on August 19, 2009, council received a delegation from a fishing company requesting council consider building a fish...
Natural beauty in abundance at Wudinna
Heading north from the town of Wudinna is the walking trail, which leads to Polda Rock. Be sure to say hello to ‘Maurie the...
Cowell market finally gets go ahead
Cowell Lions’ market day will go ahead this Sunday, March 6 - after the two previous months’ events were called off due to Covid...
Aged care facility reopens
All aged care facilities on Eyre Peninsula are open after a temporary lockdown in Ceduna was lifted.
A total of four facilities, at Ceduna, Cowell,...
Cowell market finally gets go ahead
Cowell Lions’ market day will go ahead this Sunday, March 6 - after the two previous months’ events were called off due to Covid...
Students dig seeper into soil
Cleve Area School students spent term three digging deep - literally, into the hidden world beneath their feet.
As part of their Learning Expedition “Soil...
