Questions on Tumby drain reliability
Questions have been raised about the setup of Tumby Bay’s stormwater system, including its design and efficiency of water flow.
The Tumby Bay District Council...
Police news: Mower catches fire in club shed
A ride-on mower was destroyed in a fire at a shed at a Port Lincoln sports club last Friday.
Firefighters responded to the call just...
Red seaweed jobs boost
Eyre Shellfish at Cowell is about to ramp up production of a red seaweed, which has the capacity to significantly reduce emissions of the...
Squid to be found in good numbers
The weather has been pretty good over the last week with some excellent fishing.
The weather looks to be turning over the weekend and there...
Vigilance needed to combat Khaki weed spread
Eyre Peninsula people need to be extra vigilant inspecting their car tyres for the invasive Khaki weed, with outbreaks at Kimba, Wudinna and Cowell.
The...
Perfect start for EP farmers
As Eyre Peninsula farmers begin sowing their crops, expectations are high for strong yields come November’s harvest, with good summer rains creating near perfect...
Head to Nonning Gymkhana
Grab your boots, swag and horse and get ready to head to Nonning Station on Saturday, May 21.
No horse - no problem. What started...
Tied the knot
Port Neill couple Aisha Cooper and Dylan Cox travelled to her home town of Port Hughes to marry on April 9.
The bride is the...
Social club gathers for Easter
Arno Bay Hotel Social Club members continued a long tradition of gathering together on Good Friday.
About 70 of the club’s 123 members attended the...
Seniors enjoy some personal pampering
Personal pampering was a hit with seniors at Lock Get Up & Goers on May 3.
Nail technician Amanda Hodge, from Glamour Me Pink, spoke...