Great day to end season
The sun was out and the public responded for another great day of racing at Streaky Bay.
A big crowd enjoyed the 2025 Streaky Bay...
Team remains opposed to Nullarbor proposal
The team of scientists behind the Save The Nullarbor campaign have stated their joint distress at a recent federal decision to ignore any heritage...
Council throws support behind rail return
Lower Eyre Council would be in favour of a reintroduction of the Eyre Peninsula rail system, as Viterra and the state government continue to...
Tumby two up for election
Tumby Bay residents Bruce Bayly and Robert Randall’s hats are in the ring to become the next area councillor at Tumby Bay District Council....
Yadu Health project reaches important milestone
A “significant” milestone took place in Ceduna on Thursday as Yadu Health Aboriginal Corporation hosted its sod-turning ceremony for its new building.
The $15.85-million project...
Council calls for more effective starling management
The Streaky Bay township continues to be frustrated by damage and disturbance caused by mass flocks of starling birds, with the local council calling...
Cleve district disrupted
Several power outages have been scheduled for the Cleve district this week by SA Power Networks after a spate of unexpected outages recently affected...
Childcare concerns remain for Warramboo mother
Two years after she was almost forced to resign from her job due to a lack of childcare options in the district, a Warramboo...
Caravan alight
A caravan caught fire in Port Neill last week, with the owners losing all its contents.
Country Fire Service (CFS) crews were called to...
Funding supports Youth Week events
A number of Eyre Peninsula councils have received state government funding to host events during SA Youth Week next month.
The state government has awarded...
Haines-Darby and Smith win at Peak
Brad Haines-Darby was the gross winner and Dave Smith the nett winner at the Emmetts’ Round of Darke Peak Golf Club on Sunday, June...
