Major retailer to set-up shop on the EP
A popular fashion chain is set to open its second Eyre Peninsula store, filling the vacant hole left by Target’s closure in time for Christmas.
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Why tourists are flocking to a tiny seaside town
The pandemic may have ground the tourism industry to a halt but South Australia’s backyard wanderlust has put this Eyre Peninsula town on the map.
‘Long overdue’ recycling service rolled out
It’s been more than a decade-long wait for bin day but a regional South Australian council has finally introduced a kerbside recycling collection trial.
Dope grower showed plants to cops
A leafy green surprise was uncovered in a tiny Eyre Peninsula town when a man gave cops a tour of his garden, a court has heard.
Veteran midwife crowned South Australia’s best
The gift of a nurse costume inspired the 34-year career of SA’s best midwife. See the state’s top five as voted by you.
Grand plans for historic mansion revealed
The next generation have unveiled plans set to give an 130-year-old Eyre Peninsula family heirloom a new lease on life.
Pensioner unlicensed for 27 years before crash
Hitting a parked car and fleeing the scene of the crime alerted police to the fact a pensioner hadn’t held a valid licence in almost three decades.
Last chance: Vote now for SA’s best midwife or doula
We’re celebrating the professionals who help bring the miracle of life into the world. Find out who are the state’s top 20 midwives and doulas and vote before 3pm Wednesday.
Mayday: Historic jetty at risk as cruise ship return
The return of cruising will become a shipwreck situation if a $3.5m jetty upgrade does not arrive before passengers dock, a port town council warns.
Fishers left reeling over contentious desal plant site
With hundreds of kilometres of coastline to choose from, the aquaculture industry is questioning why a desalination plant is destined for prime waters.
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