Chef’s Sweet success
Acclaimed Eyre Peninsula cook Jonathon Sweet was once a teenage apprentice at the Streaky Bay Hotel, now he is executive chef of Samphire at...
Fisheries research director retires
Dr Patrick Hone has announced his retirement after nearly three decades with the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) and 21 years as managing...
SA Water grants open
SA Water’s Community Partnerships Program is open for 2025-26, with not-for-profit community groups and organisations across Eyre Peninsula encouraged to apply for up to...
A world of Colour Tumby
Tumby Bay is home to some wonderful murals created over the years as part of Colour Tumby Festival, and with five new murals coming,...
Capsule to make Koonibba re-entry
Keep an eye on the sky this week as the Varda Space Industries capsule re-enters the Earth’s atmosphere to land at the Koonibba Test...
History and a future
Dear editor,
As a former resident and currently a regular visitor to Tumby Bay I understand the importance of retaining this iconic jetty.
Historically it enabled...
Curran Dental welcomes Dr Zoe Stapley to team
Curran Dental recently welcomed Dr Zoe Stapley to its growing team, further strengthening its commitment to providing high-quality dental care for Port Lincoln and...
All the action for Colour Tumby
The Colour Tumby Festival returns to Tumby Bay, on March 8 and 9, promising a vibrant celebration of art, culture and community spirit.
This...
Ungarra Airstrip closes
A portion of the Tumby Bay District Council-owned road reserve adjacent to East Dog Fence Road known as Ungarra Airstrip has been deemed no...
Council left in the deep end
The Education Department has left Kimba District Council swimming in uncertainty, as students continue to use the pool changerooms and swimming pool without taking...
Industry: seafood still safe
The algal bloom toxin is not only affecting seas, but local businesses inside and outside of the seafood industry.
While the algal bloom has...
