News

The Golden Princess will be returning THIS Thursday 21 November as the second cruise ship of the season with 2600 passengers and 1100 crew members.

Last week the public face of more than 21,000 nurses and midwives visited Port Lincoln to commend the campaigning efforts of local nursing and midwifery staff, following an attack on a nurse at the Lincoln hospital earlier this year.

A Port Lincoln teen has copped a hefty fine of $2700 after being caught speeding at 147km/h and other driving offenses.

A Ceduna man will face court after he was caught with a blood alcohol reading of more than four times over the legal limit.

Concerns have been raised about the number of pathologists in regional and rural as a new study projects a severe shortfall in the profession over the next decade.

Two boys have been arrested after a break-in at Port Lincoln earlier this week.

The District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula and the City of Port Lincoln will be joining forces to provide assistance to the community and those affected by the Duck Ponds Fire.

The streaky Bay Rodeo Bay the sea is only a week out with the rodeo the first in 30 years for the town and is set to be jam-packed with fun and entertainment for the whole family.

Locals from across the Eyre Peninsula are being encouraged to educate themselves and ensure they have their say on the Radioactive Waste facility site that is proposed for Kimba.

Eyre Peninsula career seekers will soon have the opportunity to participate in a new apprenticeship-ready course that will equip students in skills required for work in the state’s regional tourism sector.