Show planning underway
The Eyre Peninsula Shows Association held its annual general meeting at Cleve recently. President Peter Hughes reported that all show associations were happy with their 2018...
$25m for road upgrades
Passing lanes on the Lincoln Highway and four kilometres of haul road into Port Lincoln could become reality thanks to a $25 million commitment from...
Lower Eyre council distributes grants
The Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council has selected the recipients of its annual community grants program, with seven organisations receiving a share of $45,000...
Tumby Bay gears up for street art festival
Tumby Bay residents are counting down the days to what is arguably their biggest event of the year, the Colour Tumby Street Art Festival. Walls and...
Beacon of Hope for Tumby Bay
Tumby Bay and its surrounding districts will soon have a suicide prevention network to help those struggling to find avenues for help. Beacon of Hope...
Men’s shed host come and look day
The Cummins Men's shed is one step closer to opening after hosting a 'come and look day' on March 23. Committee member Robbie Slater said the...
Letters to the editor
Is there a reader out there who could help me with this question. If the proposed Equinor drilling site in the Bight...
Tacoma shares local seafood
The historic tuna fishing boat MFV Tacoma shared some local seafood and knowledge to those taking part in Riviera's annual R Marine SA Cruise...
Saddened to farewell a good friend
Many people across the Eyre Peninsula were saddened last week with news of the passing of a well known identity, Keith Reynolds. Just shy...
Lions picnic a day of frivolity
About 80 Lions and Lions' ladies attended the district 201C1 zone picnic at the Yallunda Flat Show Grounds on March 24.First vice district governor Kevin Masters,...
Anzac Day march in Port Lincoln
The Anzac Day march on Saturday commenced along Hallett Place at 10.30am with veterans, returned servicemen and women, next of kin and army cadets...
