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Looking back: Jumping for jetty’s survival

A tonne of Tumby Bay townsfolk took a leap in the hope to save their jetty. (Charlotte Martin: 387237_05)

Members of the community jumped from the Tumby Bay jetty in unison in February, showing their support to reopen the […]

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