Good Morning EP

Facebook, borders and a missing searcher... yes, you read that last one right... with Gord this week.

Julie is back with a list a mile long from Coffins to Cummins and all in betwee.

Suzie has an update on sport, art, fitness and a RODEO!

Port Lincoln Tennis Association's Julie Polkinghorne chatted with Keith this morning about some great tennis action happening this Saturday at the Lincoln tennis courts as part of SA's biggest competition.

Keith caught up this morning with Nathan Lam, a Streaky Bay GP who was recently announced as a Royal Australasian College of General Practitioners Award winner, and discussed his goals and how he relaxes away from the office.

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Keith is on board with the changes made by the SA Parliament to ICAC, but are you?

Carly Simon makes the list this week, as does the theatre, and even a mention of Captain Cook!

Kerri's back with updates on the wellness weekend and museum after a big Kimba Show.

Gord has updates on the Crows, traffic management ideas and council rates.

Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey has news on what could be the next big industry on the EP.

The EP is home to the Council with the second lowest rates in SA, and Franklin Harbour Mayor Robert Walsh explains how Council can deliver while keeping the rates down.

James Allsopp from Cricket Australia tells us all we need to know about how to get involved in cricket this summer.

Keith is unimpressed with the idea of contesting ANZAC Day.

Do you agree with Keith?

A bit of music and movies this week with Lars.

Craig's back to give us an update on everything leading up to Christmas.

It's nuclear subs, it's the Brownlow, it's dancing this week with Gord.

Lee Clayton fr4om the Port Lincoln RSL Museum chatted with Keith about the new museum trail and how to follow it.

SA Trade Minister Stephen Patterson joined Keith to discuss how the EP is helping SA's exports bottom line in new markets.

Do we need even more farmland on the EP? Or in Australia? Perhaps!

Paul McCartney was supposedly dead, lazy rooftop workers and a new breakfast location among others things with Lars this week.

Keith reckons it's a better idea to deal with dancing restrictions in pubs before discussing borders in December.

Should dancing be allowed in pubs and clubs again?

Melanie is our newbie and she's got updates on summer sport and lots of other things around Cleve!

Allan Zerna has a huge list for us coming out of Franklin Harbour.

Sorry Port fans, even Mark McGowan is getting stuck in this week!

As for Steven Marshall.... wow.

Farmers have been doing it tough, but ANZ's Mark Bennett has some good news on the agricultural front.

Keith chatted with Chantelle McGowan from Royal Canin about a new food to help stop those nasty itches, and the best part it's available locally on the EP!

Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey chatted with Keith this morning about how jobseekers without licences are benefitting from a new federal government policy.

If we're all in this together, why is WA cashing in while SA is struggling?

Keith's not happy with WA's rivers of gold.

Should SA be getting more?

Ted Mulry gets a run this week with Lars, and it seems we have finally identified the exact straw!

Movies and footy are the focus this month with Amy.

Gord gives us the latest on a police car being kicked, a dream job and how we all scream for ice cream!

Julie is back to discuss the mountain of things happening this month from Coffins to Cummins and everywhere in between.

On this very important day, Keith caught up with The Black Dog Institute's Wayne Wigham to discuss his experiences with mental health concerns, and how to handle them.

Keith chatted this morning with the NBN's Chris Cusack about the upcoming NBN phone trial, and how Coffin Bay residents can benefit from it.

Jonathan Smithers, the CEO of Arthritis Australia, joined Keith this morning to discuss the latest in arthritis treatments which will make life just a bit easier.

Keith has a bee in his bonnet about Karens... but it's not what you think.