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Tumby Bay District Council Podcast: Community Updates and Celebrations
Join us for this month’s Tumby Bay District Council Podcast, where we delve into the latest news and events shaping our community. Hear how the Mayor celebrated the Port Neill War Memorial Hall’s 100-year milestone, learn about key meetings with the Eyre Peninsula Regional Development Australia group, and find out why the Royal Flying Doctor Service praised the Tumby Bay Airstrip. We also share exciting updates on Council’s upgraded enterprise system, positive feedback on the proposed seawall—brought to life through 3D modeling—and highlights from community events like the Yallunda Flat Show and Lipson Car Boot Sale.
Continuing the spirit of community progress, we discuss the retiring Community Bus (set for April 2024) and the forthcoming new vehicle in November 2025, which will sport a vibrant “Driving Our Story” Youth Art Project along its exterior. At Lipson Cove, the ‘Restoring Coastal Harmony’ initiative is tackling pests and supporting revegetation, with Council teaming up with local students for hands-on planting. As the warmer months approach, additional bins and pickups will help manage summer crowds, and we remind residents to avoid using public bins for household waste—call 8688 2101 if you notice any overflowing bins.
With the Fire Danger Season beginning on 15 November 2025, tune in for advice from Council’s Fire Prevention Officer on preparing and maintaining properties to remain compliant. We also explore the draft water allocation plan for Eyre Peninsula’s groundwater resources, where feedback is open until 16 December 2025—visit www.yoursay.sa.gov.au/ep-water-allocation-plan-draft-2026 for more information.
Finally, don’t miss updates from the Tumby Bay Progress Association—particularly on new volunteering initiatives, tourism boosts, and a heartfelt tribute to long-serving member John James—as well as the Tumby Bay Croquet Club’s latest news on tournaments, come-and-try sessions, and plans for next year’s centenary celebration. It’s all happening in Tumby Bay, and this podcast keeps you connected to our thriving district. Join us as we celebrate accomplishments, prepare for challenges, and look forward to the future together.
Continuing the spirit of community progress, we discuss the retiring Community Bus (set for April 2024) and the forthcoming new vehicle in November 2025, which will sport a vibrant “Driving Our Story” Youth Art Project along its exterior. At Lipson Cove, the ‘Restoring Coastal Harmony’ initiative is tackling pests and supporting revegetation, with Council teaming up with local students for hands-on planting. As the warmer months approach, additional bins and pickups will help manage summer crowds, and we remind residents to avoid using public bins for household waste—call 8688 2101 if you notice any overflowing bins.
With the Fire Danger Season beginning on 15 November 2025, tune in for advice from Council’s Fire Prevention Officer on preparing and maintaining properties to remain compliant. We also explore the draft water allocation plan for Eyre Peninsula’s groundwater resources, where feedback is open until 16 December 2025—visit www.yoursay.sa.gov.au/ep-water-allocation-plan-draft-2026 for more information.
Finally, don’t miss updates from the Tumby Bay Progress Association—particularly on new volunteering initiatives, tourism boosts, and a heartfelt tribute to long-serving member John James—as well as the Tumby Bay Croquet Club’s latest news on tournaments, come-and-try sessions, and plans for next year’s centenary celebration. It’s all happening in Tumby Bay, and this podcast keeps you connected to our thriving district. Join us as we celebrate accomplishments, prepare for challenges, and look forward to the future together.
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By Tumby Bay CouncilJoin us for this month’s Tumby Bay District Council Podcast, where we delve into the latest news and events shaping our community. Hear how the Mayor celebrated the Port Neill War Memorial Hall’s 100-year milestone, learn about key meetings with the Eyre Peninsula Regional Development Australia group, and find out why the Royal Flying Doctor Service praised the Tumby Bay Airstrip. We also share exciting updates on Council’s upgraded enterprise system, positive feedback on the proposed seawall—brought to life through 3D modeling—and highlights from community events like the Yallunda Flat Show and Lipson Car Boot Sale.
Continuing the spirit of community progress, we discuss the retiring Community Bus (set for April 2024) and the forthcoming new vehicle in November 2025, which will sport a vibrant “Driving Our Story” Youth Art Project along its exterior. At Lipson Cove, the ‘Restoring Coastal Harmony’ initiative is tackling pests and supporting revegetation, with Council teaming up with local students for hands-on planting. As the warmer months approach, additional bins and pickups will help manage summer crowds, and we remind residents to avoid using public bins for household waste—call 8688 2101 if you notice any overflowing bins.
With the Fire Danger Season beginning on 15 November 2025, tune in for advice from Council’s Fire Prevention Officer on preparing and maintaining properties to remain compliant. We also explore the draft water allocation plan for Eyre Peninsula’s groundwater resources, where feedback is open until 16 December 2025—visit www.yoursay.sa.gov.au/ep-water-allocation-plan-draft-2026 for more information.
Finally, don’t miss updates from the Tumby Bay Progress Association—particularly on new volunteering initiatives, tourism boosts, and a heartfelt tribute to long-serving member John James—as well as the Tumby Bay Croquet Club’s latest news on tournaments, come-and-try sessions, and plans for next year’s centenary celebration. It’s all happening in Tumby Bay, and this podcast keeps you connected to our thriving district. Join us as we celebrate accomplishments, prepare for challenges, and look forward to the future together.
Continuing the spirit of community progress, we discuss the retiring Community Bus (set for April 2024) and the forthcoming new vehicle in November 2025, which will sport a vibrant “Driving Our Story” Youth Art Project along its exterior. At Lipson Cove, the ‘Restoring Coastal Harmony’ initiative is tackling pests and supporting revegetation, with Council teaming up with local students for hands-on planting. As the warmer months approach, additional bins and pickups will help manage summer crowds, and we remind residents to avoid using public bins for household waste—call 8688 2101 if you notice any overflowing bins.
With the Fire Danger Season beginning on 15 November 2025, tune in for advice from Council’s Fire Prevention Officer on preparing and maintaining properties to remain compliant. We also explore the draft water allocation plan for Eyre Peninsula’s groundwater resources, where feedback is open until 16 December 2025—visit www.yoursay.sa.gov.au/ep-water-allocation-plan-draft-2026 for more information.
Finally, don’t miss updates from the Tumby Bay Progress Association—particularly on new volunteering initiatives, tourism boosts, and a heartfelt tribute to long-serving member John James—as well as the Tumby Bay Croquet Club’s latest news on tournaments, come-and-try sessions, and plans for next year’s centenary celebration. It’s all happening in Tumby Bay, and this podcast keeps you connected to our thriving district. Join us as we celebrate accomplishments, prepare for challenges, and look forward to the future together.