Items filtered by date: November 2020

COPPER Coast Council will hold its annual kerbside giveaway weekend this Saturday and Sunday, November 28-29.

TALKS between the state government and Copper Coast Council about a potential road exchange — which could have led to the Wallaroo entrance road being fixed — have seemingly stalled.

YORKE Peninsula’s stomal therapy clinic welcomed its first patients on Wednesday, November 11.

A LOCAL information session, detailing incentives available to people considering hiring apprentices or trainees, could go ahead if there is sufficient interest.

PORT Broughton District Hospital’s helipad is now open for retrievals.

POLICE and Copper Coast Sea Rescue flotilla spent several hours searching for a missing man off the coast of Wallaroo on Tuesday, November 17.

IN response to South Australia’s 2019 bushfires, including the worst in Yorke Peninsula’s history, the state government has worked with emergency services to implement proactive solutions.

THE Royal Commission into Nat­ional Natural Disaster Arrange­ments, known as the Bushfire Royal Commission, has released its final report.

YORKE Peninsula Council mayor Darren Braund, of Edithburgh, has acknowledged the courage and resilience of the community while reflecting on the 2019 bushfires.

WOMEN affected by last year’s bushfires have been treated to a day of pampering.