Tales from the Territory
Cleve Probus Club recently hosted John Schumann, who talked about his 60km trek through the ‘five fingers’ of the Bungle Bungle Range, in Purnululu National...
Students schooled in agriculture
A new program aimed at educating and engaging South Australian primary school students about all things agriculture has been launched this month by Primary...
Relentless rain threatening grain prices
Continued spring rains have left Eyre Peninsula farmers feeling nervous over the possible lowering of grain quality.
According to SA grain industry experts, growers are...
Ewe are never too young to join the wool industry
Charlotte Hodge has just finished year 11 at Cleve Area School but she’s already working.
Charlotte, 17, hails from Cockaleechie - between Cummins and Tumby...
Scholarships help boost ag industry
Eyre Peninsula students keen to further their agriculture studies are urged to apply for the 2021 round of the Rural Bank scholarships.
The funds are...
Thevenard markets ready to shine
A show and shine event will be just one of the attractions at a market and fun day on Saturday, November 28 at Kent...
Water flow, road width to increase
The main road access to the Tumby Bay Island residential area is being widened for traffic and the culverts replaced to provide greater flow...
Monitoring the malleefowl
Volunteers from across the Upper Eyre Peninsula have again worked with Landscape SA staff to monitor and record malleefowl nests in the Munyaroo Conservation...
Rallying for return of rail
A push is underway for the Eyre Peninsula to reintroduce rail services after the closure of the rail link in May 2019.
Leading the quest...
Hawks, Koonibba win to keep finals possible
On the eve of Western Eyre footy finals just one win separates second from sixth on the ladder, with the top four close to...
