Magic 89.9

Magic 89.9 is a radio station located on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.

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Those morning coffee's or drinks with mates on the weekend could soon be a thing of the past.

Jan 6, 2025 | magic899.com.au | Adam Chapman

A single cup of coffee could cost anywhere from $8 to $12 by the end of the year. With industry experts saying that rising bean costs are creating challenges for cafes across the country. But it’s not just about the cost of beans. Other factors like packaging, wages, rent, and extras all add to the price of your favourite brew.
Toddler in critical condition after Port Lincoln crash

Aug 29, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

A toddler is in critical condition after a crash in Port Lincoln. The 23-month-old girl was struck by a car on Tasman Terrace around 5:30 pm yesterday, 29 August. The child was airlifted to Adelaide for treatment last night and police are investigating the cause of the incident. Article continues after this ad Advertisement
Another Whyalla athlete takes on Paris

Aug 28, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

The HMAS Whyalla will be lit up in green and gold tonight in support of local athlete Sam White. Sam is representing Australia in Paris as part of the wheelchair basketball team, the Rollers. Their campaign gets underway at 5 am our time tomorrow, and the second game is also tomorrow at 8:15 pm.
MP Sam Telfer fights for local island wilderness experience

Aug 28, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

Disruption to operations at EP Cruises was addressed by Member for Flinders Sam Telfer in Parliament this week. The local business has struggled with red tape enforced by the Tourism and Environment Departments, making it difficult for the company to carry out overnight visits to the Nuyts Archipelago and the Investigator Group of islands. Minister Telfer said the tourism operator provided the service for a short while.
Runaway Brides return triumphant

Aug 27, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

Port Lincoln’s Runaway Brides have been recognised as the third highest fundraisers for this year’s Variety Bash. The girls in gowns raised $83,500 during their drive from Renmark in South Australia to the Gold Coast in Queensland. Altogether, the colourful convoy raised $1.95 million for children who are sick, disadvantaged, or living with a disability.
Culprits caught after damage caused at Cummins

Aug 26, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

Cummins Area School took to social media after their JP oval was damaged by hoons, saying it will require significant resources and time to fix. The two young men allegedly responsible for the damage have since been reported and will face court. It will be alleged they damaged the oval by hoon driving in the early hours of Friday last week, 23 August.
Elliston water security under investigation

Aug 26, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

As Elliston’s groundwater supply diminishes, local Landscape Officers are doing their research. They’ve been collecting data on wells and sinkholes in the Elliston and Bramfield areas, and have established three rainfall stations. These efforts are part of a two-year project to determine the long-term viability of the Bramfield groundwater source.
Local parents asked to comment on demand for OSHC

Aug 22, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

The Department for Education wants to understand the Out of School Hours Care needs of local parents and guardians. Parents from local primary schools – including Port Lincoln Primary, Cummins Area School, Kirton Point Primary, and more – can help shape the future of OSHC. There’s a five minute anonymous online survey which will identify potential needs and demand in the region.
Round Two of footy facilities grants open

Aug 21, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

The Footy Facilities Grant is now open for its second round of funding. In Round One, $2 million was delivered for 42 projects – including 14 in the regions. One organisation to benefit was Tumby Bay Football Club, which completed an oval lighting project.
Council comments on steelworks turmoil

Aug 21, 2024 | magic899.com.au | Alison Hall

Whyalla Mayor Phill Stone has addressed community concerns surrounding the Steelworks. The Council had a briefing with GFG Alliance on Monday night, 19 August, regarding recent redundancies and a short hot idle of the blast furnace due to an interruption in coking coal supply. Mayor Stone says he feels for those impacted – particularly those who have lost their jobs and suppliers awaiting payments.