Autumn weather attracts big crowd
Sunny autumn weather attracted about 400 people to the Cowell Lions Market on Sunday.
It was the final market until the October long weekend -...
Federal funding allocated to council projects
The Streaky Bay District Council has designated funding for infrastructure projects designed for the region’s youth and improved town entries in its allocation of...
Community contributions recognised
Eyre Peninsula residents Liz Habermann and Melvin Charlton were presented with state Australia Day Awards at Government House last week.
Presentation of the awards -...
Toilet issues flushed
Concerns among Port Lincoln parents and carers regarding the correct time to begin toilet training have been answered by a new website, which will...
Talina is top of the tradies
Former Lock woman Talina Brown tried her hand at a few different careers before becoming a mechanical fitter at BHP at Roxby Downs.
She has...
Clean up for Lincoln entrance
Volunteers donned gloves and rubbish bags to fill two trailers with junk on Sunday as part of a belated Clean Up Australia Day event.
Lions,...
Overdue support for Parkinson’s sufferers
After four long years of deliberation with SA Health, the Eyre Peninsula Parkinson’s Support Group has succeeded in securing a Parkinson’s specific nurse for...
Lock group farewells Mary
Lock Get Up and Goers farewelled its most senior member Mary Beard at its March meeting.
At 95 and a half, Mary is leaving her...
Council puts the brakes on truck speed
The speed limit for trucks travelling on Main Street at Cleve has been reduced.
The Cleve District Council has ratified a speed change for trucks...
Students gain insight into rural possibilities
Streaky Bay welcomed a cohort of dentistry and oral health students from Melbourne’s La Trobe University last month, as part of a project designed...