Tumby tournament success
It was an incredible weekend for the third annual Tumby Bay Junior Tennis Tournament.
The tournament had 73 enthusiastic entries and played a whopping 175...
Popular Streaky Bay fishing competition not scaled back
The most anticipated event on the New Year calendar is on-again, with Family Fish Day at Streaky Bay on Saturday 3 January.
Anglers rise early...
Lynch trying to break stigma
Mind Australia is dedicated to provide support to those who need it and new counsellor Colleen Lynch is keen to help this goal be...
Shucking to support reefs
The state government has committed to investing in 25 additional community reefs across the Yorke and Eyre Peninsulas and Kangaroo Island, with the pilot-project...
Impressive Grain Award finalists
Two outstanding Eyre Peninsula growers have been named as finalists for the prestigious 2025 South Australian (SA) Grain Industry Awards, highlighting the region's strong...
Survey sent out on jetties
Lower Eyre Council has released a survey about the management of its jetties, with the public consultation period to run until Friday 9 January.
The...
Picture of soil
The Eyre Peninsula is now involved with a groundbreaking national effort to map and understand Australia's soil health.
The Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board is...
Ceduna break-in arrests
Ceduna Police arrested two people following a break-in at O'Loughlin Terrace in Ceduna over the weekend.
Police were patrolling the foreshore area at O'Loughlin Terrace,...
Cherry picked for changing world
Cherry Farrow, founder and chief executive officer of the Successful Minds Institute (SMI), has earned international recognition by securing two gold awards - Woman...
Wudinna volunteers recognised
Three Wudinna Meals on Wheels volunteers were recognised last month for their dedication to the organisation.
Meals on Wheels SA acknowledged 33 volunteers who reached...