Students treated to performances
Early performances by a couple of Adelaide Guitar Festival artists were enjoyed by students from Cleve and Tumby Bay schools last Thursday.
Singer-songwriter Laura Hill...
Girls shine in footy carnival
NAIDOC Week continued in Ceduna on Saturday with the women’s football carnival.
Hosted at the Far West Aboriginal Sporting Complex, girls from across the district...
Clothing donations make NAIDOC ball a night to remember
When 17-year-old Port Lincoln resident Sabrina Burgoyne went to West Coast Youth to pick out a donated dress for the NAIDOC Ball, she didn’t...
Great day’s tucker at wombat pit cookout
Port Lincoln’s Aboriginal community came together to celebrate NAIDOC Week with the annual ‘Wombat Pit’ bush tucker cookout at Mallee Park Oval.
Port Lincoln Aboriginal...
Having a ball with NAIDOC
NAIDOC Week in Port Lincoln wrapped up with the annual NAIDOC Ball at Mallee Park on Saturday night, with about 100 people enjoying a...
Big achievements from small fish
The local sardine fishery continues to remain strong with harvest strategies in place, despite not being as high profile as other sections of Eyre...
Bus to enable resident excursions
Cleve hostel and hospital residents will have the opportunity to go community outings thanks to a grant and donations allowing a bus to be...
‘Proactive’ church looking ahead
Many churches are finding it increasingly difficult to attract a permanent minister for their congregations, but one parish is endeavouring to ensure that a...
Construction of EP water tank on track
SA Water’s new 32 megalitre water tank, being built in Green Patch, is on track to be finished by the end of the year,...
Religion remains important in some Eyre Peninsula districts
Several Eyre Peninsula populations have bucked the national trend of having the majority of people without any religious affiliation.
The religion question is voluntary in...