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Hard work recognised

Lower Eyre mayor Jo-Anne Quigley with Citizen of the Year Kerryn McEwan. Pictures: LACHLAN SMITH 386153_02
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Lower Eyre Coastcare chairperson Kerryn McEwan of Coffin Bay spoke about her passion for the environment when presented this year's […]

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