Harvest billions evaporate as drought punishes farmers
Drought has wiped billions of dollars from South Australia's economy and farmers are “talking to bank managers” as they grapple with the impact of...
School pleased to inspire and develop
I feel privileged to be the principal of St Joseph’s School and part of such an inclusive school community.
I am excited to continue to...
Explore the Fringe at Tumby
Two acts will be coming through Tumby Bay on their Adelaide Fringe tours - Bumbles the Clown and ADDiCTED.
Bumbles’ free show coincides with...
Colour Tumby to make splash
Get ready to immerse yourself in a whirlwind of colour, creativity, and coastal charm at the 2025 Colour Tumby Festival - Tumby Bay’s unmissable...
Australia now consumers, not producers
Dear editor,
Australia is rapidly moving from once being a proud manufacturer and producer of quality items to just being a mere consumer.
The decision by...
Comedy show headed to Wudinna
If you are in need of a good laugh, then Kel and Amy’s Stand Up Comedy Road Trip is coming to Wudinna to do...
Trio arrested after Ceduna assault
Three youths were arrested after an assault in Ceduna on the weekend.
It is alleged that at 2.54pm on Sunday, February 16, police were called...
Teaming up for Bight conservation
A new partnership aims to better protect Australian sea lion populations and the vast wildlife habitat throughout the Great Australian Bight.
The state government is...
Fringe shows heading to Ceduna
Two Adelaide Fringe shows are heading to Ceduna over the next month.
The renowned festival will also see performers head to regional spots, including on...
Ambulance volunteers wanted
SA Ambulance Service (SAAS) is calling for new volunteers to join teams across country South Australia, including on Eyre Peninsula.
The service’s recruitment campaign -...