Heads or tails, all good
THE more sustainable "nose to tail" philosophy that has become so popular with animals from the land is being extended to those from the...
Dance production unpacks happiness
A NEW dance theatre work looking at happiness is coming to Eyre Peninsula with two shows later this month.Combining dance theatre company KAGE’s signature style of dance...
Tumby Bay bakery continues to grow
ADVERTISING FEATUREWind the clock back to 2006, and Rawles Country Bake was a minute pastry shop. With skeleton staff, they offered typical bakery products but...
Sweet service at Rawles Country Bake
ADVERTISING FEATUREService with a smile - that’s what you’ll get at Rawles Country Bake.When Deb White and Dale Murphy first took over the Tumby...
Farewell to autumn, hello Lincoln winter
IT’S hard to believe that it’s the end of May and June is almost here.It has been a crazy month – and it feels like...
Step up for aboriginal health plan
A RECONCILIATION action plan for the state will be launched in Port Lincoln tomorrow at the Port Lincoln Health Service.The plan aims to increase...
Community corner – May noticeboard
THE usual monthly dance will be held in the Wanilla Hall on Saturday, June 4 at 8pm. Dockings band will supply the music. Please bring...
More local spat will help
OYSTER hatcheries, Sustainable Aquatic Industries at Louth Bay, north of Port Lincoln and EP Shellfish at Kellidie Bay, will receive $320,00 to increase spat production and ensure a...
Jewellery store break-in arrest
A PORT Lincoln man, 48, was arrested at the scene of a jewellery store break-in in the early hours of Sunday morning.The alarm was...
Letters to the editor
AS a member of the local Royal Flying Doctor Service auxiliary I would like to congratulate and thank the staff of our National Australia...
Wanilla look to young guns
Wanilla Rangers has welcomed back some young stars ahead of the 2026 Port Lincoln netball season.
Former player Katie Reaper will step into the...
