Not enough rain for trilling frogs
Following my ‘Secret adventure after rain for the ages’ article earlier this month, there was feedback from people wanting to know more, including the...
Groundbreaking support centre opens for women
A new centre assisting women in dire need of help after experiencing serious trauma from events like sexual and physical abuse has opened in...
EP internet debate rises again
There are increasing concerns among Eyre Peninsula community members that current telecommunication systems are in need of urgent upgrades, with some towns suffering significant...
Federal funding for Coulta tower
A project to construct a new mobile phone tower on Eyre Peninsula has been awarded federal government funding as part of the Black Summer...
Broken down car guided new citizen to Ceduna
Pita Domoni, who became an Australian citizen last week, never expected to wind up living in Ceduna, but a broken down car led him...
Fees reduced for marine facility use
The fee structure for use of the Thevenard Marine Offloading Facility (TMOF) will be altered in a bid to build the user base.
A motion...
Successful Back to Learning initiative underway
Ceduna’s Connected Beginnings project has distributed more than 240 Back to Learning packs to indigenous students in Ceduna and surrounding communities, ensuring families and...
Student placement boost for aged care
Residents needing aged care support on Eyre Peninsula have received a massive boost with the news Port Lincoln’s Matthew Flinders Home will receive sweeping...
Ambos call for government support
Ambulance crews on Eyre Peninsula will receive help from aspiring paramedics as part of a new graduate program – but the Ambulance Employees Association...
Couple celebrates 70th
Family members were in attendance as Ray and Betty Cliff celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary this week.
Elizabeth Eileen Oakley married Raymond Wilson Cliff on...