Racing and smiling
The wind did not deter on Sunday as Port Lincoln Racecourse was the venue for the Kimba Cup.
People flocked to Port Lincoln from throughout...
Children’s author to visit region
Author Katrina Germein will be travelling throughout Eyre Peninsula over the next few weeks thanks to funding sourced by Port Lincoln Library and Words...
Car show likely to be repeated
The Cowell Show ‘n’ Shine is likely to be repeated in 2026, after an estimated 1000 people attended the event on Sunday, March 16.
Whyalla...
Rip it up at Wudinna
It is time for a road trip because Granite Rocks Music Festival is back to rip it up for its second year, promising a...
Last meeting for Hayes
Outgoing chief executive officer Rebecca Hayes attended her last Tumby Bay District Council ordinary meeting on Tuesday, March 11.
Ms Hayes has been the...
Dedicated staff awarded at inaugural health network awards
A number of staff members from Eyre Peninsula hospitals were recently awarded at the Eyre and Far North Local Health Network (EFNLHN) awards.
Hard work...
Swimming enclosure seating installed
New seating has been installed at the Ceduna swimming enclosure.
Ceduna District Council announced on Friday the installation of seating on the platform of the...
Rainfall brings some relief
At long last, many parts of Eyre Peninsula received the first major rainfall of the year on Thursday, however some farmers and communities saw...
Racquet Scientists and Heavy Hitterz to contest flag
Cowell Tennis Club will have a new premiership winner this season - with Racquet Scientists and Heavy Hitterz to contest the grand final.
Neither team...
Panic stations for flathead fishers
Over the past week the fishing reports have been a bit mixed, but generally quite good.
Garfish, whiting and crabs reports have been impressive...
Kimba boasts strong numbers and depth
The 2025 netball season has started strong for Kimba, with 42 senior players spread across four teams - an impressive showing that includes 17...
