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Call for additional EP ports

SA Nationals candidate for Flinders Dylan Cowley is calling for the completion of port projects on the east coast of Eyre Peninsula. He said...

Petherick: EP needs to fight for fair share

Independent candidate for Flinders Meghan Petherick says structured funding flowing into Eyre Peninsula would help the region flourish. Ms Petherick says during her campaign recurring...

Community gets new support space

Members of the Port Lincoln community came together on Wednesday 5 March to celebrate the opening of the new Country & Outback Health Port...

Brunch starts conversations

Flinders candidates on childcare

Working group formed for precinct

Amanda continues Cancer Council support

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Sport

Charlton claims B grade premiership

After narrowly prevailing in a super over in the preliminary final, Charlton lifted the Port Lincoln Cricket Association B grade premiership after defeating Wayback...

Boston through to big dance

Boston booked its place in the Port Lincoln women’s football grand final after finishing the home and away season on top of the ladder....

Teams set for grand final

The Lower Eyre Peninsula Baseball League preliminary finals were played at the Ravendale baseball diamond on Friday 13 March. A grade - Saints 15-3 Coyotes Saints...

Serves Hot downs minor premiers

It was qualifying finals week at Port Lincoln volleyball and there were some great battles between the teams. Serves Hot progressed in the A grade...

Association hits finals action

Port Lincoln Tennis Association has hit finals action with the last minor round of the season played on the weekend - and what a...

Tasman claims A grade crown

Tasman completed the double in 2025-26 following its nine-wicket win against Southern Eyre South in Saturday’s Port Lincoln cricket A grade one-day grand final...

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Eyre Magazine

Dream evolves from dusty paddocks

What was once a bare patch that is now flourishing with native flowers, Jasmin Piggott’s colourful Poodra Springs Native Flowers continues to prosper. The Eyre...

Streaky sews wellbeing seed

In a time of social unrest and concern, the Streaky Bay Wellbeing Project provides a chance to strengthen community connection and inclusivity. Late in 2022,...

Familiar Faces: Sophie Blacker

Lower Eyre Council’s 2025 Citizen of the Year Sophie Blacker moved from the Mid North to Cummins 15 years ago and has been giving...

From the Kitchen

With Liam Utting Mix freshly-caught southern bluefin tuna from the waters of Eyre Peninsula together with other dynamic flavours and you will salivate over this...

Sculpting his legacy

Eminent Port Lincoln sculptor Ken Martin has made his name creating some of Eyre Peninsula’s - and South Australia’s - most iconic bronze statues. Along...

History’s keepers

An interest in preserving Far West history now and for generations to come is fuelling the dedicated cohort of Ceduna School House Museum volunteers. From...

SA Government

The pain behind the loss

“THE harm creeps up on you — by the time you recognise it, it's already well and truly taken hold.” These are the words of...

See the signs, stop the harm

RECOGNISING the damage done early, and reaching out for support, are crucial to overcoming gambling harm for regional South Australians. Department of Human Services...

Strong support for regional communities

WHILE the challenges of gambling harm are continuing to evolve, a number of community services are providing support tailored to those living rurally. ...

Summer Plan supports regional business

REGIONAL businesses affected by the algal bloom outbreak are being boosted by the Dining Cashback and Travel Voucher programs as part of the State...

How to access business support through algal bloom

The State Government’s Department of State Development is providing a range of measures to support impacted businesses, and their owners and staff, through the...

Tackling SA’s algal bloom

A harmful algal bloom has been impacting large stretches of South Australia’s coastline since mid-March. South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) Executive Director Professor...

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Five up for Eyre Peninsula First Nations Voice to Parliament

As South Australians prepare to vote on 21 March on who will represent them in parliament for the next four years, Indigenous Australians will...

Liberals make commitment to jetties

The Liberal Party is committing to doubling the amount of funding going into jetties across South Australian coastlines if elected. Jetty maintenance has been a...

Playground primed for upgrades

Lower Eyre Council will upgrade the Dorward Reserve playground after receiving a $50,000 grant through the state government’s Algal Bloom Response Coastal Infrastructure Grant...

Community land revocation process continues

Port Lincoln City Council resolved to revoke the community land classification for three council-owned parcels at its February meeting. The decision followed a statutory process...

Hectares of land secured

A “significant” agreement has been reached between local landholder Dean Lukin Jr and Port Lincoln City Council. About 16 hectares of additional open space and...

Award for Caffeine Fiend

Port Lincoln’s Charlee Watt was recognised with an award at the 2026 Adelaide Fringe this month. Charlee received the Eat & Drink Weekly Award in...

Fun, fish and prizes

The Coffin Bay Fishing Competition will return on Sunday 22 March, with people of all ages encouraged to get involved regardless of fishing experience....

Making the most of the golden years

For many, the word retirement is used to signal a slowing down. But today’s seniors are flipping the script. Whether it is increasing their...

Labor vows to expand Seniors Card

A reelected Labor Government says it will expand eligibility for the Seniors Card to assist an estimated 80,000 additional older South Australians with the...

Never too old to learn new tricks

Learning does not stop when we leave school or finish our careers. In fact, many would say that is when the most enjoyable kind of...

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