EP clubs gain funding boost
Following the highly successful AFL Gather Round, more than 40 grassroot football clubs, including two on Eyre Peninsula, have received funding through the South...
Roosters off and running
After the opening two rounds of Western Eyre football a couple of facts have become clear.
One: Koonibba is here to play in 2024 -...
EP athletes impress at championship
Nine athletes from the Port Lincoln Little Athletics Club competed at the Little Athletics State Individual Championships last month.
The championships were held on Saturday...
Kahibah claims swimming honours
Kahibah (green) won Cleve Area School’s swimming carnival with 525 points.
In second was Nurrugy (gold) with 510, with Killara (blue) on 459, and Cooranga...
Taheny breaks high jump record
Brigit Taheny of Kahibah set a new record of 1.37m for the junior girls’ high jump at Cleve Area School’s recent year 4 to...
Fulton a stroke of golf genius
Tumby Bay Golf Club had the benefit of still days and ideal golfing conditions last week, with the club looking forward to another stroke...
Taurus wins Cowell carnival
Taurus performed strongly to win Cowell Area School’s swimming carnival in March.
Team members gained 917 points, with Scorpio in second with 887 and Aries...
Raiders Ark finds new paddlers
A glorious autumn morning greeted the Blue Water Raiders dragon boat team in Tumby Bay on Sunday, April 14.
The sea was mild and...
Tumby off to impressive start
Tumby Bay, Lock, and Elliston Districts all found the perfect start to their season, taking home A grade wins in the opening round of...
Roosters rocket to opening win
Koonibba’s determination to return to finals footy got off to the best possible start on Saturday, as the Roosters announced themselves a genuine Western...
Greater effort needed
Dear editor,
Ambulance ramping has increased from around 500 hours “ramped” per month in 2017 to around 4000 hours in 2024.
Hand in hand, during the...
