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A man has been arrested following the discovery of drugs and a firearm in Port Lincoln. Police allege detectives searched a local property on Thursday, June 25, where they located an amount of a substance known as Fantasy, along with a sawn-off .22 calibre rifle. A 43-year-old Port Lincoln man was arrested and charged with trafficking a controlled drug and firearms offences.

A new trial aimed at improving access for older residents is underway in Kimba. Two senior parking bays have been installed outside the local IGA, designed to make it easier and more convenient for older locals to access essential services. Unlike disability parking, the bays are not legally enforceable and instead rely on a courtesy system, with drivers encouraged to use them respectfully.

A woman has been charged following the seizure of a large quantity of drugs in Whyalla. Police allege that officers carried out a series of searches at several Whyalla Stuart addresses on Wednesday, June 24, as part of an investigation into suspected drug trafficking. During the searches, police allegedly located around three litres of GHB in multiple sealed bottles and containers. Officers also found glass pipes and a small quantity of suspected methamphetamine.

Grandparents raising vulnerable children across South Australia will continue to receive support, following new state government funding for Grandcarers SA. An extra $340,000 over four years will help the organisation deliver key services, including a telephone helpline, financial assistance and peer support groups. More than 1,000 grandcarer families are expected to benefit, with regular “Village” meetings continuing in regional areas, including Port Lincoln, Kadina and Yorketown.

A toddler rave in Cleve has delivered a major boost for the local hospital, raising a record $27,000 for the Cleve Hospital Auxiliary. The high-energy event in March brought families together for a day of music, dancing and community spirit, with plenty of tiny feet hitting the dancefloor. The fundraiser featured a baby competition as part of the “Kids for a Cause” initiative, and even included an appearance from DJ Lenny Pearce.

Boaties in Port Lincoln are being urged to slow down, with a new digital speed sign installed at Lincoln Cove Marina. The sign is designed to encourage compliance with the four-knot limit, using real-time feedback to show vessel speed. Those travelling within the limit are rewarded with a green smiley face, while anyone going too fast will see a flashing warning to slow down.

Healthcare services in Ceduna are set for a short interruption, as the town’s current family medical practice transitions to new ownership. The clinic closed on Thursday afternoon to allow for the handover and minor upgrades, before reopening on Monday as a privately run practice at the same location. Two local GPs, Dr Weragoda (AJ) Senevirathna and Dr Barbara Butler, will lead the new service, with officials stressing continuity of care as a key priority throughout the change.

Macca’s fans, get ready because a delicious new dessert is heading your way. McDonald’s has teamed up with Arnott’s to create a brand-new McFlurry inspired by one of Australia’s most-loved biscuits, and people are already saying they’re “so keen” to try it. Article continues after this ad The limited-edition dessert combines Macca’s famous soft serve with crunchy Arnott’s biscuit pieces and a rich sauce, creating what could be one of the chain’s most exciting collaborations yet.

Amy Adams is known for playing heroes on the big screen, but it turns out she’s had a real-life superhero moment too. The actress recently revealed that she once helped save a man’s life after witnessing a shocking stabbing incident while out with her family in Santa Monica. Article continues after this ad Speaking on the SmartLess podcast, Adams explained that she was leaving a restaurant when people nearby began yelling that a man was dying.

Australian workplaces are bracing for a phenomenon this Friday, the great Socceroos “sick day surge.” With the national team’s final group clash landing conveniently at 12 pm, employers across the country are already anticipating a spike in half-day leave, extended “lunch breaks,” and a sudden wave of very conveniently timed coughs. On paper, a midday kick-off sounds harmless enough. But in reality, it’s the perfect storm for distraction.