Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Search

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Wednesday, 15 July, 2026
Subscribe
HomeSportWet sails cannot dampen spirits
Sport

Wet sails cannot dampen spirits

Clint Bradford gets a feel for the trapeze before heading out to Kellidie. (Supplied)
Liam Utting

It was a blustery and damp start to the day on Sunday morning, with a steady drizzle able to set […]

Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.

Previous article
Leaders stay on top
Next article
Oyster war of words erupts
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

NAIDOC at Streaky strong

Streaky Bay’s 2026 NAIDOC celebrations are being hailed a success by many of the region’s families and Indigenous community, with the township recording its...

Nominate for Landscape Board

Truck catches fire at Minnipa

Eyre Peninsula men rue slow Friday night start

Nuns win ladies’ golf day

More News

Truck catches fire at Minnipa

Country Fire Service volunteers responded to a vehicle fire at Minnipa on Tuesday 14 July. Firefighters on two trucks and a Quick Response Vehicle responded...

Eyre Peninsula men rue slow Friday night start

After knocking on the door of a grand final berth at the State Country Championship in recent years, Eyre Peninsula’s men’s footy team returned...

Nuns win ladies’ golf day

All the fun of Kyancutta Rambler Golf Club’s ladies’ day returned on Saturday 11 July. Three-person teams played an ambrose competition - which was tightly...

Stirling day for it

Twelve ladies teed off in perfect conditions at Tumby Bay Golf Club, with the sunshine a welcome change after recent weeks. The warmer weather...

Water flows as Scotdesco project is finalised

A water security project at Scotdesco has been completed following the installation of new water tanks in the remote Aboriginal community. Four new 0.5 megalitre...

Storm ahead

As storm clouds rolled through the West Coast last week, photographer Andrew Brooks had his camera out. He captured these ominous-looking storm clouds over a...

Venning secures second round

Bailey Venning won the second round of Kimba Golf Club’s championship on Saturday 4 July. He won the stroke competition with a nett of 66,...

Geoff saved by his own trainees

For years, SA Ambulance Service volunteer Geoff Stewart has taught people across the Tumby Bay district how to perform CPR and use an automated...

Flying start for Bucky’s Beach Relay

The first runners in the epic 720-kilometre Bucky’s Beach Relay from Adelaide to Elliston took off on Tuesday morning with a crowd by their...

Helping avoid scammers

Port Neill Progress Association hosted two cyber scam presentations on Wednesday 8 July. Greg Williams from Lincoln Computer Centre imparted his knowledge to the...

Subscribe

Get an all access pass to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Subscribe

© 2026 SA Today Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.