Joanna Tucker

1 month ago | ypct.com.au | Joanna Tucker

COMMUNITY GROUPS UNITE... Copper Coast Council deputy mayor Peter Sims with Moonta Mosaic Group and Men’s Shed members at the unveiling of the new community activity centre sign in September, back: Steve Hudson, Don Clark, Greg Bone, Dave Burford, Peter Kenney, Maree Matthews, Steve Sampson, Diana Sampson, Trevor Bowden, Lesley Bowden, Des Watts; front: Ryan Starick, Peter Sims, Cherry Roether, Anni Telford, Debbie Seater.

1 month ago | ypct.com.au | Joanna Tucker

52a7ac3cae37906bc83dc6d104b6dc0a CHALLENGE... Barber Saxon Raymond rose to the challenge and successfully cut hair for 24 hours in Kadina on Saturday, May 24, to raise money for the Cancer Council SA Northern Yorke Peninsula branch. He is pictured next to the countdown, when he had one hour and 32 minutes left — meaning he was 22 and a half hours through.

1 month ago | ypct.com.au | Joanna Tucker

0e9cbdbcce22e6aa5b5d506b3cf9dc6a PAUSED... Metacap Developments architect Szczepan Urbanowicz, director Alex Jimenez and secretary David Woo, with then Copper Coast Council chief executive Russell Peate, and Mayor Roslyn Talbot on site in 2023. PHOTO: Fin Hansen News HOMES ON HOLD May 27 2025 Updated 5 minutes ago Water network puts 1000 homes on holdAT LEAST 1000 proposed homes across Yorke...

1 month ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan |Joanna Tucker

TODAY May 26 is National Sorry Day where Australia commemorates the Stolen Generations who were forcibly taken from their families by colonial powers. For many stolen generations survivors, Sorry Day is an acknowledgement of their experiences and the continuing impact of forced removal from community and family. This day also marks the 28th anniversary of the tabling of the Bringing them home report in to Parliament in 1997.

1 month ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan |Joanna Tucker |Michelle Daw

The Yorke and Northern Local Health Network is advising the community to stay home and stay safe, after The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a Severe Weather Warning for damaging winds across parts South Australia with gusts over 100 kilometres an hour likely. These winds have the potential to bring down trees and powerlines, as well as reduce visibility from disturbance of dust.