Kimba votes to continue recycling
A resounding 80 per cent of Kimba District Council residents are in favour of continued recycling - despite the cost to the district.
The council...
Younger generation at heart of NAIDOC celebrations
Streaky Bay’s NAIDOC celebrations are set to take full focus early next week, with the community’s younger generation to play a major role in...
New Biodiversity Act for state
A new act aimed at better protecting the state’s native animals and plants, as well as addressing the impacts of climate change, passed state...
Some relief from Eyre Peninsula soaking
First came the dust, then the rain.
Much-needed rain fell across Eyre Peninsula on Monday and into Tuesday, but only after a number of areas...
Streaky campaign call answered
Close to 100 Eyre Peninsula farmers came from far and wide to receive a much needed helping hand at Streaky Bay on Friday, where...
Drought drives Ceduna budget
Ceduna District Council says the challenges relating to the ongoing drought played a major role in its draft 2025-26 annual business plan and budget.
The...
Eyre Peninsula libraries to join the Firstival fun
Eyre Peninsula libraries are joining others across the state in hosting a series of events for Firstival.
The ‘festival of firsts’ is an annual initiative...
Penong students get planting
Penong Primary School students planted trees for World Environment Day last week.
The students did their bit for the environment by planting 40 trees in...
Tumby community jumps into winter
The second Tumby Bay Winter Solstice Jetty jump and swim was a wonderfully chilly morning for community members on Sunday.
The event was organised...
Rodents eradicated on island
The largest aerial rodent eradication program in South Australia was recently completed at Flinders Island as part of the Flinders Island Safe Haven project.
A...