Helping to stay connected
OLDER people across the Lower Eyre Peninsula are being provided the chance to stay connected to their communities through digital technology.West Coast HomeCare is...
Dancers just love to dance
THE Just Love To Dance group, recently hosted a social dance at Cowell, bringing together dancers from Port Lincoln, Tumby Bay, Cowell and Whyalla.Peter Hauser acted...
Search for storytellers
MOST of us have a story but are not always willing to tell it.However a new project is aiming to record the stories from older people...
Damage from flash floods
A LARGE number of properties were affected by flash flooding in Port Lincoln on Tuesday night.Port Lincoln State Emergency Service district officer Craig Brassington...
Planning not to have a plan pays off
Taking the time to reflect upon my life of 22 years has been somewhat entrancing. My family and my love of helping others have...
Port Lincoln battered by storm: floods and lightning
Eyre Peninsula was battered by wild weather earlier in the week, some areas of Port Lincoln were flooded and Cleve had some spectacular lightning.
CFS volunteers maintain stance
THE two Eyre Peninsula CFS brigades who first took a stand against the state government’s Emergency Services Levy (ESL) increase are maintaining their protest...
Students get into bush tucker
STUDENTS at Lake Wangary Primary School have been working to re-establish a bush tucker trail on school grounds.The Year 4/5 and 6/7 students have...
Melbourne Cup day
PORT Lincoln got into the cup fever by dressing up, having a drink with friends or taking a punt on the Melbourne Cup at...
Exploring the micro world within
AS above, so below is the message Sue Redding is trying to convey with her unique micro art pieces.After winning the People’s Choice award...
Desal plant site preparation continuing
Investigative works are underway for SA Water’s proposed Billy Lights Point desalination plant which will inform the design of the plant and connect land...
