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The Mitre 10 building, which borders Michael and Stacey Curtis's home, burning. (Missing Link Media)
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Tumby Bay couple Stacey and Michael Curtis and their five children are lucky to have their home still standing after […]

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Streaky MX dream becoming a reality

Streaky Bay’s new motocross track has taken another major step towards opening to the public, with construction completed on the landmark 1.5-kilometre circuit. Renowned Queensland...

Drink-driver caught in Port Augusta

Ten Tiger sliders to take part in Big Freeze

Tonkin awarded Mortlock life membership

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Ten Tiger sliders to take part in Big Freeze

It is the middle of winter, but that is not going to stop 10 Kimba Districts Football and Netball Club identities going into ice...

Tonkin awarded Mortlock life membership

Respected Western Eyre trainer Rod Tonkin was inducted as a Mortlock Shield life member on Saturday night, on account of esteemed contributions to the...

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Fundraising barbecues Lincoln Rural is hosting fundraising barbecues in Port Lincoln and Cummins. Port Lincoln Lions Club is cooking a barbecue at 74-76 Liverpool Street,...

Big weekend of bowls at Tumby Bay

Tumby Bay Bowling Club held its annual Anzac Day Tournament and Dollar Shot Carnival in late April, with terrific bowls on show and lots...

Grain production on track

Grain production across the state is on track to exceed last year’s harvest, per a recently released state government report. The latest Crop and Pasture...

Lipson celebrates volunteers

A celebration of Lipson’s volunteers was held on Thursday 28 May at the Lipson Hall. Tumby Bay District Council hosted the luncheon for Lipson...

Refuse fees set for 2026-27

Ceduna District Council has set out its fees for additional kerbside refuse collections in the upcoming financial year. A report to the council at the...

Christian named carnival’s best

Nash Christian of Lincoln City was honoured with the Danny Horgan Medal as the Norwood Cup carnival best and fairest recipient. With an array...

From Mortlock player to EP coach

Kimba’s Matthew Lienert played at Mortlock Shield for a decade and is still involved - making him a worthy life member of the carnival. Matt...

Wirrulla tournament to become annual event

Wirrulla Bowls Club’s June long weekend tournament is set to become an annual competition, following the success of the first event. Club secretary Tamara Armstrong...

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