Jodie is features reporter drawing on 20 years in print media, using her writing, photography and video skills to tell the stories about people and the unique places of Eyre Peninsula.
She came to the region for a year to work at the local paper and fell in love with the people and the places, and hasn't left.
An ambitious foreshore development transforms a rural town on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula into tourist destination, rather than a "toilet stop" for travellers.
At least 600 kilometres from his nearest racing track, country teen Jett Zerk will train each day on his Xbox in his bedroom before heading to Bathurst.
Wirangu teen Mia Speed say she treasures the difference her book is making to empower and inspire her younger family members.
Some South Australian fishers are worried recreational catches are skewing the data on fish stocks, as amateurs aren't subject to the same regulations.
Scientists say southern right whale numbers have recovered in the Great Australian Bight Marine Park, and are now calling for further protection as they move into new areas.
Teacher's debut picture book based on her daughter's telltale messy hair hopes to inspire children to unplug from screens and make their own adventures outdoors.
Under the glow of candlelight, on a remote South Australian island, self-taught wood carver Maud Baillie created some of our nation's finest Australiana pieces.
Topic:Feel Good
A Liberal senator is leading a renewed push to permanently protect the Great Australian Bight from oil and gas exploration by having it listed as a World Heritage Site.
Flying foxes are being driven further west in search of food and shelter. Camps have been found west of Adelaide for the first time.
A rat which became extinct on mainland Australia by the 1930s is staying safe from predators on an island off SA by living in one of Australia's worst invasive weeds.
Topic:Feel Good
When thieves pinched 94-year-old Doug Marchant's 1977 Mercedes Benz 300D, he accepted the worst. But after a twist of fate, an adventure and a new friendship, he now has two vintage Mercs.
Topic:Feel Good
From a country boy to a firefighting pilot facing unfamiliar mountain saddles rippled with turbulence and a scrambled GPS — it's an aviation career not for the faint-hearted, but Tony Warren was born for it.
A national research effort aimed at saving Australia's iconic sea lions will look at cat faeces, heavy metals, microplastics, and climate change as possible culprits for the species' continued decline.
Artificial nesting platforms are installed at key coastal sites across South Australia to help the eastern osprey breed after the population dropped to just 50 pairs of birds.
Retired farmer and mechanic Doug Marchant has had a rough run this month with his beloved vintage car stolen from outside his home, and then its replacement broke down more than 1,300km from home.
Still quick enough mentally and physically to post competitive orienteering times, Alex Tarr outclasses many of his younger opponents.
Ron O'Brien lives most of the year wandering around his island home in solitude, living off-grid away from the pressures of the rat race. It's a "great lifestyle".
SA Health's chief says there are currently 200 more patients in hospitals across the state compared to the same time last year, as the opposition leader slams the government's preparations for winter.
A tiny Aboriginal community and former mission town in South Australia launches jobs and dreams as a rocket site, but one elder is concerned the burgeoning industry could destroy significant sites and dreaming stories.
As part of a newly announced training model, an extra 60 junior GPs will be employed across regional SA for the duration of their five years of training, with hopes they will stay on in the towns afterwards.
Residents are frustrated with alcohol problems in Ceduna, but leaders say housing and employment challenges are underpinning social issues.
The small town of Koonibba on the edge of the Nullarbor continues to play an integral part in the nation's space industry with the launch of one of the largest rockets from Australian soil from a private facility.
The 76-year-old grandfather was one of the seven children on board when the boat left in the early 1950s destined for South Australia to bolster the state's growing fishing industry.
Police say one person has died and two people are still missing after a fishing boat with five people onboard capsized near Port Lincoln yesterday. A man and a youth were found on a reef nearby and are being treated in hospital.
When Rochelle Milnes became an apprentice jockey in 2022 it was against her parents' wishes over fears for her safety. But she quickly discovered an industry that was embracing women with gusto.