A Year of Resilience, community and change on EP
It really has been quite the year on the Eyre Peninsula, highlighting our region's beauty together with its risks.
2025 has showcased our resilience...
Seniors bake Christmas biscuits
Some of Lock’s senior residents got into the Christmas spirit early with a pooled lunch and activities held in early December.
Volunteer coordinator Anne Siviour...
Kimba’s top students honoured
Kimba Area School’s top students, staff and community members were honoured at the presentation night on Wednesday, 26 November.
The school’s student leaders Lexi Venning...
Couple celebrate 60 years
The secret to a long and happy marriage is picking the right person.
That's according to Cleve man Allan Edwards, who together with his wife...
Zephyr shares love for birds
Zephyr Jones, a 14-year-old passionate conservationist from Elliston, is launching a unique art exhibition titled Share Our Shores.
Running from 19 December to 20...
A Year of connection, care and community strength
Over the past twelve months, Port Lincoln City Council has remained focused on what matters most — the wellbeing, resilience and connectedness of our...
Wudinna District Council thanks Bucky
The year 2025 marked the successful completion of our major upgrade project at Pildappa Rock. Extensive work was undertaken as part of this initiative...
Putting community first
Lower Eyre Council is proud to work alongside our communities to enhance the livability and productivity for our ratepayers.
We continue to advocate for...
Foreshore festive for Tumby Carols
The Tumby Bay Interchurch Council, in partnership with the District Council of Tumby Bay, Tumby Bay Progress Association, and Tumby Bay Lions Club, hosted...
Ramping sound of silence
Grey electorate isolated
Dear Editor,
The State Election in Flinders in March next year is starting to look very interesting as candidates start to line...