Fires a product of our backburning errors
A few years ago on Kangaroo Island, farmers were allowed to back-burn. Most roads had a bulldozer-width from the edge of all roads on...
$50,000 goal for Danielle
The Port Lincoln community is once again rallying behind a local woman with an aggressive form of brain tumour in the hopes of sending...
Progress for Port Spencer
Peninsula Ports, who are proposing their deep sea grain-only port at Port Spencer, have released their Public Environment Report for consultation. Chief executive officer...
Take a long-term view, little steps to achieve money goals
JANUARY is more than half gone, and if you are like most Australians, the goals you made with such enthusiasm a few weeks ago,...
Tuna trip for foster carers
Local foster carers and their children enjoyed a cruise around Boston Bay on the historic fishing vessel MFV Tacoma on Saturday, January 18.Highlights included...
Community deserving of funds
It is great to hear Mentally Fit EP is continuing to make waves in our community, with the recent announcement from the Fay Fuller...
Police search for trailer owners
Port Lincoln police are searching for the owners of a camper trailer and medals stolen last year. On November 18 2019 police were called...
Iconic horse, trolley tours come to an end
Tumby Bay and Eyre Peninsula icon Ross Story is set to retire his Clydesdale horse and cart tours after 34 years. Mr Story grew...
Year of industry normalcy
The oyster industry still has some hurdles in front of it but there is hope of normalcy returning in 2020 after years of recovery...
Potential nuclear spill a cause for concern
I hope individuals from all over the Eyre Peninsula attend the protest rally (Kimba, February 2) to demonstrate the nuclear waste proposal affects more...
Port Lincoln drink-driver caught
A man has lost his licence after he was caught drink-driving in Port Lincoln.
Police stopped a vehicle on Thursday 9 April for the purpose...
