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Sunday, 4 October, 2026
HomeSportCricketers compete in Adelaide

Cricketers compete in Adelaide

The Lower Eyre Peninsula team, comprised of young cricketers from Navigator College, St Joseph's, Tumby Bay, Cummins, Poonindie, and Port […]

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Bowls for a cause

Coffin Bay Bowling Club again threw its support behind Dementia Action Week, with its second annual Dementia Awareness Day. People travelled from far and...
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Cotton caps commanding return with club crown

Maiden Western Eyre Netball Association medallist Alanah Cotton has added another trophy to her decorated season, taking out the West Coast Hawks’ A grade...

Breast cancer statistics revealed

Many from across the nation are encouraged to get creative and raise funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation this October. The foundation encourages...

New leadership at Australian Maritime and Fisheries Academy

The Australian Maritime and Fisheries Academy (AMFA) is pleased to welcome Matt Grant as its new chief executive officer, marking an exciting new chapter...

Fresh flavour for Streaky celebration

Streaky Bay’s foreshore lawns will come alive with local tastes, music and family entertainment next weekend, as a popular community celebration returns with a...

Church Times

Sunday 4 October Cleve Lutheran Parish Cleve: 9.30am LR Cowell: 9.30am LR Lock: 9am LR Ceduna Lutheran Parish Oyserfest Church Service: 9.30am Crossways Lutheran Church Tea and Coffee from 9am ...

Whalers Way safer after decision

Dear Editor, It was recently announced in parliament that the application to clear native vegetation at Whalers Way has been rejected by the Native Vegetation...

Good News for You – Looking for a lift?

“I see no enemies!” Admiral Horatio Nelson famously declared during an 1801 naval battle. His confidence was backed by having superior weapons and by holding...

Your say will help shape AMFA’s future

The Australian Maritime and Fisheries Academy (AMFA) is entering a new era, with board renewal and the appointment of a new chief executive...

Wind clocks forward

A reminder to our readers to wind your clocks forward this weekend as Daylight Saving Time begins in South Australia. Remember to wind your clocks...