Yorke Peninsula Country Times

The Yorke Peninsula Country Times is a newspaper based in South Australia that began its journey on September 4, 1968. It came into existence through the merger of the Kadina, Wallaroo and Moonta Times and the South Australian Farmer, drawing on the rich history of 13 earlier publications, the oldest of which dates back to February 1865. Located in Kadina, this weekly newspaper is published every Tuesday and is circulated throughout the entire Yorke Peninsula, reaching areas from Port Broughton in the north to Stenhouse Bay in the south.

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Celebrating over a century of care

3 days ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

34a7666f3c0ca28219bf88c3c17344ae Above: LIFETIME OF SERVICE... From the age of 17, Barbara Cook — now 93 — has worked across Yorke Peninsula, giving back to her community through nursing and midwifery. Mrs Cook said she began her training at Queen Elizabeth Hospital and spent about three years in Papua New Guinea. She later returned to Yorke Peninsula, finishing her career close to home to be near her now husband, Max Cook.
Tea and tatts with the Mad Hatter

3 days ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

bac57951ca95dfff0a147843af8c70e9 PERFECT BLEND... Linda Watson, Jasmine Stone and Chivonne Anderson’s Biggest Morning Tea is back, but with a new cookbook. INSET: THERMOMIX RAFFLE... Show your support and go in the draw to win the new Thermomix TM7. Use the QR code to purchase tickets.
Becoming one with nature at Price

3 days ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

bfededadba8a2417ce5cbd84560d9515 ART AND ENVIRONMENT... Facilitator and Yorke Peninsula local Alex Burford teaches the group how to find their own style. PHOTO: Liz Daniels, SYP Photography Club News Becoming one with nature at Price May 13 2025 Updated 19 minutes ago EARLIER this month, Price became a hotspot for artists and nature lovers with th... Subscribe to Yorke Peninsula Country Times to read the full story.
Wayaga on a new path

3 days ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

a1e690cc35a0a813589f3cbf5a2f5dcf WAYAGA... Nikki Ashby-Stansbury performed her cultural contemporary dance piece Wayaga (shooting star) with her 7-year-old child Iris at the Nharangga Cultural Day. News Wayaga on a new path May 13 2025 Updated 18 minutes ago GRIEF is a tough part of life many people choose to deal with alone, but Nikki A... Subscribe to Yorke Peninsula Country Times to read the full story.
Not a scrap left behind in Yorketown

3 days ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

3a0bd8dc5333a35858182c1966cb7671 BON APPETIT... Judy Hill, Sharron Qurnn and Jenny Mason with chef Jo Minks. News Not a scrap left behind in Yorketown May 13 2025 Updated 10 minutes ago WITH high-cost-of-living pressures and increasingly demanding lifestyles, eating... Subscribe to Yorke Peninsula Country Times to read the full story.
Dust beginning to settle

3 days ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

fd4238bd582ff872c02bf1133e8019e6 SLOW DOWN... The Pines Community Association member Michael Talbot-Smith, assistant secretary Christine Reynolds and chair Phil Walker are fed up with the dust. News Dust beginning to settle May 13 2025 Updated 10 minutes ago THE Pines community has made another appeal to the Yorke Peninsula Council to ha... Subscribe to Yorke Peninsula Country Times to read the full story.
Farewell Mayor Darren Braund

3 days ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan |Sarah Herrmann

Yorke Peninsula Country Times May 13 2025 AFTER serving for seven years in local government, Yorke Peninsula Council Mayor Darren Braund has resigned partway through his second term due to personal reasons. His resignation is effective immediately, and Deputy Mayor Richard Carruthers will serve as Acting Mayor until further notice. "I thank the community of Yorke Peninsula for entrusting me with the great privilege of being your mayor," Mayor Braund said.
Bridging Now to Next with the Nharangga community

1 week ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

843b681c21f951123b5eec6901c017d4 PANEL SPEAKERS... Eddie Newchurch, Lesley Wanganeen, Rick Slager, Sonya Rankine, Clem Newchurch and Sarah Jane Hall at the Nharangga Cultural Day in Minlagawi on Sunday. News Bridging Now to Next with the Nharangga community May 06 2025 Updated 7 minutes ago AS RECONCILIATION Week approaches, Point Pearce Aboriginal Corporation chair Edd...
Long-lasting connection

1 week ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

d78b2579460cc14740424c8549dc36b0 HANDS TOGETHER... Sarah Jane Hall, Rex Angie and Shaquayne place ochre handprints on kangaroo skin during the annual Nharangga Cultural Day, celebrating one of the worldâ€™s oldest living cultures. Held at Minlagawi on Sunday, May 5. The ochre was traded from Wadawurrung Country and the skin will be gifted to Yorke Peninsula Council for display.
New member for Kalkabury elected

1 week ago | ypct.com.au | Rachel Hagan

40a18389607a703837861280a0077f20 WELCOME... Yorke Peninsula Council’s newest elected member is Danny Le Feurve. News New member for Kalkabury elected May 06 2025 Updated 23 seconds ago WITH almost 40 per cent of the votes, Ardrossan resident Danny Le Feurve has bee... Subscribe to Yorke Peninsula Country Times to read the full story.