Good Morning EP

West Coast Youth and Community Support, part of the Country North Homeless Alliance are walking from Kadina to Ceduna (that's 914km!), raising funds and awareness of homelessness in the region for Homelessness Week 2022. You can donate here:  https://gofund.me/004a2fa7 (https://gofund.me/004a2fa7)

Field Days are closing in, but Kelly has other stuff to talk about too.

In the second instalment of our EP Field Days interviews, Keith had a great chat about his possible passionfruit tree with SA's favourite gardener, Sophie Thomson, and also about what Sophie is most looking forward to at the Field Days, among other things.

Craig's got news on why Wudinna is getting rather arty this month.

Julie has her usual lengthy update this month.

By request, we are providing a replay stream this week on the Kinlough Cup Grand Final between Lincoln Districts and Western Eyre!

By request, we are providing a stream replay this week of the Kinlough Cup game between Western Eyre and Eastern Eyre!

By request, we are providing a replay for stream this week of the Kinlough Cup game between Lincoln Districts and Great Flinders!

Our 2 part series on the EP Field Days saw Keith chat with President Geoff Bamman this morning about what to expect from this year's event.

Allan has his monthly update with some great food and fundraising events happening in Cowell.

Keith chatted with Australian Supercars champion Dave Reynolds about how drivers are neglecting some basic things needed to ensure their safety on the road.

Keith chatted with Marlene Krasovitsky from EveryAGE Counts about the proposal to allow aged pensioners to work longer hours, but what challenges pensioners could face in getting that extra work.

Keith caught up with  former Bostons netballer, now Port Adelaide AFLW draft pick, Sachi Syme, to chat about her journey from the courts of Port Lincoln to the expanses of Alberton, and what the season holds in store for one of the newest AFLW teams.

Keith is a little miffed at the proposal to cap rent increases, and instead thinks more housing is the answer. Would you be ok with 3 storey unit blocks on the Lower EP?

Kerri has updates on the show committee and how you can improve your IT skills, along with plenty from the school this month.

If you've got younger kids, or even grandkids, who are learning to swim, it's vital to keep them learning during winter. Emma Lawrence, daughter of swim coach legend, spoke to Keith this morning about how to keep the kids learning when it's cold outside.

Keith chatted with Anya from Bedford Port Lincoln about the great work they do today, and how people can help them continue doing it.

Keith reckons it is a bit rich for the new state government to stop ambos from protesting on the job when they were egging them on just four months ago. Should doctors and ambos be allowed to continue speaking out?

Keith chatted with the founder of the Mystery Box Rally, James Freeman, about what the rally is all about, and what the participants can expect when they leave Port Lincoln this Saturday.

There's some big ticket items coming up In our update with Craig.

Do you suffer from Dry Eye? Clinical Optometrist Jason Holland joined Keith today to discuss how best to deal with it.

Keith almost fell over reading a story about "regional" doctors on the weekend. Do you think the EP gets a raw deal from the big smoke?

It's all about the big ticket items in Cleve at the moment with Kelly.

It's almost winter solstice time! That, and Allan has plenty of other things going on too.

Brodie Bush is all about men's mental health, and given that it is Men's Mental Health Week, Keith took the chance to catch up with him and discuss how blokes can handle this issue better.

Keith has seen a dearth of EP residents on the honours list, and he reckons there's some deserving people out there. If you want to nominate someone, go to tinyurl.com/3fzu4jbj

Julie's list seems to get longer each month!

Keith allowed Beebs into the studio this morning to chat with John Sinclair about his elevation to life membership of the Mortlock Shield.

Keith had a great chat with Skyhooks legend Bob Starkie about his Skyhooks tribute show playing Sunday at Tumby Bay!

Keith's not thrilled with the state government doing away with the electric vehicle tax. Do you think electric vehicle owners should have to help make up what they don't pay in fuel excise?

Keith chatted today with Thomas Bailey, who has founded several veterans assistance organisations, about the challenges returned service personnel face in accessing government assistance, and how these veterans can be helped.

Keith had a chat with Mark Borlace from the RAA about how rural and regional South Australians can be assisted with the rapid rise of fuel prices.

Keith kicked up a stink this morning about the story of the missing toilet doors in Adelaide schools. Do you agree with Keith that discipline is too lax these days?

Kerri's lists just get longer and longer!

Craig updates us on how Wudinna is gearing up for a big winter.

Keith had a chat with Jan Powell, who runs a great community organisation in Tumby. If you do want to get involved and help out, email jannopowell@gmail.com

Keith caught up this morning with the new Member for Flinders, Sam Telfer, to discuss his plans for the electorate and his new shadow ministerial jobs.

ICYMI, Inga from Around SA had a chat earlier this week with Hamilton Caulder, CEO of Volunteering SA, about National Volunteering Week.

Keith had a chat with former Wallaby Morgan Turinui about the upcoming Adelaide Oval rugby union test and how the game could grow in SA on the back of the 2027 World Cup visiting Adelaide.

The EP smashed its tourism spending target this year by almost NINE figures! Keith chatted with the CEO of the Tourism Industry Council of SA, Shaun De Bruyn, about what the future holds for this fast recovering sector.

With the Spirit of KI in dry dock in Port Lincoln, Keith reckons ferry and ship maintenance should be the EP's next big industry. Do you think we should be reaching out for these jobs?

Amy's got news on the guernseys from ANZAC round plus some big musical scores.

Allan's got plenty of school, footy and even solstice events!

There's going to be more migrants arriving in Australia soon looking for work, and there's a shortage of EP workers. Simple solution? CEO of Host International David Keegan chatted with Keith about why it's not as easy as it sounds to solve both problems.

People are blowing up about the number of pokies in SA, but Keith thinks there's a bigger question to be asked.

There's a stack of things happening in Cummins this month, as Julie tells us.

Keith chatted with Aussie cricket legend Brett Lee about the importance of hearing checkups and why so many people are putting it off.

Keith's unimpressed by video games being included at the 2032 Olympics, and has another suggestion. Do you think fishing should be an Olympic sport?