Be ‘bald’, brave and shave
Every day, 41 Australians are diagnosed with blood cancer. The Leukaemia Foundation's recent Blood Cancer in Australia report confirms that in just 15 years...
Tourism stats on rise
Over the past five years the Eyre Peninsula has seen significant increase in tourism, making it one of the regions on the rise in...
Wait and see for abalone industry
The South Australian abalone industry is awaiting the result of the novel coronavirus outbreak in China but will hold steady with its frozen and...
Festival to connect youth
Empowering Lower Eyre Suicide Prevention Network is preparing for its first Get Out Music and Arts Festival in Cummins next weekend, aimed at the...
Debacle over Coffin Bay blue tree
A blue painted tree that appeared in Coffin Bay during the night has divided the community, with the Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council now...
Fish sets new liberty record
A TAGGED samsonfish caught by local fisherman Ash Smith has gone the longest time at liberty in the tagging program - nearly eight years....
Driver two times legal limit
A drink driver has been caught in Port Lincoln more than two times the legal limit. At about 12.15am this morning police stopped a...
Discover ‘what’s on’ around Eyre Peninsula
Fri, Feb 7Tumby Bay RSL CentenaryThe Tumby Bay RSL 100 year celebrations run from February 7 to 9. Esplanade street parade and family fun...
Flood unforseen
THE Port Lincoln City Council says last week's extreme weather and flash floods was unprecedented and exceeded any council drainage works.Port Lincoln was hit...
Nature play for Poonindie
Poonindie Community Learning Centre will receive almost $15,000 in federal grant funds for new playground equipment. Poonindie learning centre was successful in obtaining the...
What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds
Food, glorious food
St Thomas Tea-Room
Friday 10 April, 11am to 2pm, St Thomas Tea-Room will be serving Devonshire tea and coffees, barbecue hamburgers and...
