Authorities issue battery warning
A year-on-year rise in Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS) callouts sparked by lithium-ion batteries has prompted a new safety campaign, outlining steps to minimise risk...
Ranger exchange to include Eyre region
A pair of park rangers will get a taste of vastly varying climates as part of an exchange program between states.
National Parks and Wildlife...
Fire burning at NAIDOC celebrations
NAIDOC Week celebrations in Ceduna got underway this week with the start of a packed program.
The annual church service at Koonibba was the highlight...
Further support for regional communities
The state government will provide $4.4 million over the forward estimates to continue support for regional South Australians experiencing hardship.
Through the Family and Business...
Students and tradies compete in Tumby Trade-Off
It was no surprise Tumby Bay Area School students could work together with local tradies at a recent Trade Night, where all showed good...
Firefighting boost for farmers
Farmers can purchase essential firefighting equipment through a state government program.
The third round of Farm Firefighting Unit (FFU) grants will help to keep lives,...
Award success for palliative care team
The Eyre and Far North Local Health Network’s palliative care team was recognised at last month’s Palliative Care South Australia 2024 Awards.
The team took...
Births possible at Whyalla
There is relief for families in eastern Eyre Peninsula communities, with birthing services returning to Whyalla Hospital and Health Service.
The Woonabie Birthing Unit reopened...
Expressions of interest for Lipson market
Lipson Progress Association has an upcoming fundraiser in October, raising money for projects to benefit the community.
A spring market will be held in...
Family pain drives Renee’s trek
For SA Today group manager Renee Bennett, the pain of seeing a loved one affected by motor neurone disease (MND) is one her family...