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ABC Eyre Peninsula

Locality: Port Lincoln, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8683 2611

Address: 60 Tasman Terrace 5606 Port Lincoln, SA, Australia

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25.01.2022 LOCAL STARS IN SHORT FILM A short film promoting Cara Inc and its Day Options program is a finalist in an international film festival. Cara Inc is asking the community to vote for the film to help raise the profile of ability.... You can see the full film and vote here: https://www.focusonability.com.au/FOA/films/2156.html

25.01.2022 Show us your best wildflower photos! Theye even more striking at night. Take a moment to soak in this beautiful scene in Mingenew, WA - sound on for the full effect! : ABC / Chris Lewis

25.01.2022 You can often be so kind to others, but so harsh on yourself. Today see if you can make one change. How could you be kinder on yourself? For Mental Health Week, we've been joined by Port Lincoln Psychotherapist Jenny Podorozhnaya, who has been sharing tips and tricks to improve your mental fitness each day on the brekkie show. Maybe you remember a bully's mean words, the parting criticism from an ex or the snide remarks from a family member, and you repeat them back when you'...re feeling down. If your inner voice sometimes says things like 'why are you so stupid/fat/uncoordinated?' or 'why did you do that again you idiot' Jenny says try to change that voice. "Look at it with compassion and curiosity, openness, acceptance and love instead of judgement," she said. If you need to talk to someone about your mental health, try Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 or take a look at our local Mentally Fit EP group's page.

24.01.2022 Is Dustin Martin the greatest 'big game' player the AFL has ever seen? Four goals, 21 touches and a THIRD Norm Smith Medal. He becomes the first player to win the medal three times.... Unbelievable! MORE: https://ab.co/35t4I18

24.01.2022 The City of Port Lincoln celebrated the completion and major redevelopment of its Leisure Centre today with Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey and Mayor Brad Flaherty officially opening the upgraded facility. "Its really a fantastic structure thats going to be capable of looking after the whole spectrum of our community from young people to older people and people with disabilities - everything is catered for here, Mayor Brad Flaherty.

24.01.2022 FATALITY NEAR CUMMINS A 19-year-old Eyre Peninsula woman has died following a crash this morning near Cummins. Police and emergency services responded at about 7am to calls of a crash, after a Toyota ute hit a tree on Warrow Road about 11kms west of Cummins.... Police discovered the driver, the only occupant of the utility, was deceased inside the vehicle. Major Crash Investigators from Adelaide have flown to the area to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash. The womans death is the 66th life lost on our States roads compared to 77 at the same time last year. Our thoughts are with her family and friends.

24.01.2022 Adnyamathanha Elder and Port Augusta local, Vince Coulthard, has spent the past few days helping out with NAIDOC Week. This is a stunning picture of him at the NAIDOC dawn smoking ceremony. How did you celebrate NAIDOC Week?... : Devris Hasan, @devris_hasan | #ABCmyphoto

24.01.2022 "There's been about 20,000 ground lightning strikes on the Eyre Peninsula since early yesterday," SA Power Networks spokesperson Paul Roberts said.

24.01.2022 Would you ever get this close? This three-metre 'monster' Bull shark was recently caught, then released, off Fraser Island. The shark was calm enough for the fisherman to give him a pat before they set him free.... Brett from Coastal Chaos

23.01.2022 NOW THERE'S A MAD COW NSW firefighters got into an unusual situation when doing hydrant inspections over the weekend. They spotted a cow walking on the road and when they approached it, it saw red.... Fire and Rescue NSW said it was the perfect "application of the F.E.A.R principle." "Forget Everything And Run. Passing with full marks," it said.

23.01.2022 West Coast locals have taken an angle grinder to a new State Government sign and yet another big battery planned for the Mid North. Get the details from our local news team.

23.01.2022 MILKY WAY VIEWS Port Lincoln Camera Clubs Hamish Robertson has been chasing stars over the past few months. He captured this shot at Little Swamp, taken with a 14mm lens.... The image is a stitch of eight photographs taken at ISO 8000 for 10 seconds. He says it takes about four layers to bring out the details, foreground silhouette, star detail, dust and dark sky. "The middle of the frame is the galactic core of the Milky Way with the two bright lights are Jupiter and Saturn," Mr Robertson said. Hamish Robertson

23.01.2022 107 YEARS YOUNG We thought we'd start the week by showing you more of Tumby Bay's 107-year-old Dorothy Harris. She still lives at home, walks unaided and has lived an extraordinary life, working hard to support her 11 children.

22.01.2022 TRUCK ACCIDENT According to SA Police two semi-trailers have clipped each other on the Eyre Highway. It happened at 8.50am about 30kms west of Kimba.... Both vehicles are still upright but there is a little bit of fuel and debris on the road. No serious injuries have been reported and traffic is still able to go through. Police are on the way.

22.01.2022 In 49.11 seconds, Cathy Freemans win at the 2000 Sydney Olympics brought Australia together as a nation. Where were you for this iconic moment? #FreemanABC

22.01.2022 FRESHWATER TURTLE HATCHLINGS EMBARK ON SHELL-SHOCKING JOURNEY FOR SURVIVAL Albanys freshwater turtle hatchlings are on the move, crossing roads in search of sanctuary. Theyre only the size of a 50c coin and are dark in colour, so slow down and keep your eyes peeled!

22.01.2022 Did you know billion-year-old fossils exist in our own backyard at Sleaford Mere? These significant formations face an uncertain future, according to a Flinders University palaeontologist.

20.01.2022 UPDATE: MISSING BOAT SEARCH SUSPENDED The search for two men missing on the wooden vessel Margrel south of Port Lincoln has been called off. Theres been no sign of Tony Higgins and Derek Robinson who set sail from Coffin Bay to Goolwa on Thursday and reported engine trouble to a friend on Friday night.... Superintendent Paul Bahr said SAPOLs fixed wing aircraft today (Wednesday) searched the coastlines of Lower Yorke Peninsula, Kangaroo Island and the Coorong, but failed to find any sign of the men, their boat or any debris from the vessel. Police said more than 103,000 square kilometres was covered in an air search by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority and Royal Australian Air Force after the alarm was raised on Sunday. Superintendent Bahr said the case remained open and anyone who finds any debris along the coastline is asked contact the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.

20.01.2022 There's concern the state's COVID-19 lockdown will dampen confidence in the regional tourism industry. Get the details from our local news team.

20.01.2022 What do you remember about that incredible night, two decades ago? Watch as we look back on the science, preparation and pressure behind Cathys gold medal run, tonight at 7.40pm on ABCTV and view: https://ab.co/3bQgi9l

20.01.2022 "Some of our kids suffer anxiety wicked and this is just a first step for them, to meet these guys and actually to do the activities."

19.01.2022 Let us know about how much rain youve had at your place. Let us know the amount and where you are. Theres a few systems coming over EP over the next few days.

19.01.2022 The boatie at the centre of the states biggest ever search mission says he always had the trip from Coffin Bay to Goolwa under control. Tony Higgins and Derek Robinson made it to shore at Victor Harbor yesterday, nearly a week after last being in contact. The search and rescue mission failed to find the men over four days, before they made contact from waters off Salt Creek, south east of Adelaide.... But Tony Higgins says the only drama was a propeller issue which made the trip longer than originally planned.

19.01.2022 CHRISTMAS WITH BLUEY AND BINGO This year the Donnell family welcomed Bingo and Bluey to their farm gate Christmas display in Tickera. Emily Donnell said she hopes they bring a smile to those who pass by. ... Have you seen a great Christmas display for 2020?

19.01.2022 The latest rental report has revealed that Port Pirie has the cheapest rent of any Major location in South Australia. Get the details from our local news team.

18.01.2022 #LIVE South Australian Premier Steven Marshall, Health Minister Stephen Wade, SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens & SA Health speaking on the state’s latest COVID-19 situation. More: https://ab.co/36leyU8

18.01.2022 It's a chuckout! What's your little one's fave toy?

18.01.2022 YOUNG HEROES Almost a quarter of a million unpaid carers in Australia are under the age of 25. Instead of hanging with their friends on a Saturday night, they spend their time caring for a family member with a chronic illness or disability.

17.01.2022 COVID-19 restrictions have cancelled rocket launches at Koonibba for the rest of the year. Get the details from our local news team.

17.01.2022 Did you get any rain? Local sport in Port Lincoln was a drenched affair yesterday but the Port Lincoln official rainfall reading (taken at the airport) was 12mm (Corrected - sorry for confusion). We took this picture at Polda Rock a few weeks ago. Locals go tadpoling when the rain comes.... Any puddles at your place? Polda Rock

17.01.2022 #BREAKING Streaky Bay’s Alice Haddy will be singing the national anthem at this weekend’s SANFL grand final. After performing at the Magarey Medal in 2019, Haddy caught the ears of the organising committee who help select the music for SANFL events and they signed her up for this year's grand final. Just like the players lined up on the ground to listen, Haddy will be under the pump as the SANFL has performers sing the national anthem without musical accompaniment.... "I think my neighbours think I'm going nuts, practising in my back room, they're like 'ohhh, she's got a lot of Australian pride going on'," she explained. Congratulations Alice Haddy. Alice Haddy

17.01.2022 ANOTHER EP CAT Well done to former Port Lincoln player Ben Jarvis who came in as an emergency before the Richmond game tonight!

17.01.2022 COOKING FOR INDEPENDENCE A new program is providing young people with not only cooking know how but also life skills that might one day help them live independently. Since leaving school last year Ellie McInerney has started studying child care, got her drivers licence and is shes now confidently cooking meals for her family.... Cook, Eat, Repeat has the potential to change lives.

16.01.2022 How beautiful is this cultural dance? At Port Augusta's NAIDOC Week celebrations, the Yankunytjatjara Singers performed 'Welcomemarti', which is a song and dance used to welcome people to a place. Did you attend a NAIDOC Week event?

16.01.2022 "Because we've had a drought recently and the population here has declined, it's a really good time to add new animals," Arid Recovery research scientist Catherine Moseby said.

15.01.2022 #BREAKING Adelaide’s West End Brewery on the banks of the River Torrens at Thebarton, will close in June next year. Owners Japanese company Lion have released a statement stating the brewery has been operating below capacity for some time. This is a sad day for the West End team, Lion and South Australia.’’... West End has been operating well below its full production capacity for some time now and unfortunately this is no longer viable. We have come to this proposal as the best way to ensure we have a sustainable brewing network for the future. The Australian beer market has been in long-term decline for the past decade as Australian drinkers choose other beverages, like wine, over beer. Per capita beer consumption has dropped around 20 per cent in this time. More to come.

14.01.2022 What does the sky look like at your place today? Robert Lang Photography captured this cracking shot of the cloud above his place. Show us your skies.

14.01.2022 How stable is your quad bike? The first stage of new quad bike safety standards have come into effect, which will mean all new and imported second-hand quad bikes must be tested for stability. It comes as Farmsafe Australia has reported a record number of deaths from quad bikes this year.

13.01.2022 Theyre cute as a button, live on SAs beaches and todays when we can show hooded plovers how much we love them. Tell us your best plover stories, whether theyre hooded, masked or otherwise!

13.01.2022 First it was Lady Gaga's meat dress and now this! Have you ever loved a food so much you wanted to wear it? (Faces covered in melted chocolate, anyone?)

13.01.2022 HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A SWIMMING SNAKE? Yesterday's hot weather had even the snakes heading for a swim to cool off. Sleaford farmer Ian Stockham was surprised to come across this brown snake having a long drink at his dam.... He says it then began to cross the dam, stopping in the middle and watching him for a while, before continuing. Have you ever seen a swimming snake? Video: Ian Stockham

12.01.2022 Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo has tested positive for COVID-19, Portugal's Football Federation has said in a statement on its website. Port Lincoln Soccer

12.01.2022 Richmond are the 2020 AFL Premiers after beating Geelong 81-50 at the Gabba! #aflgf

12.01.2022 SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR HEAVY RAINFALL, LARGE HAIL STONES AND DAMAGING WINDS For people in Eastern Eyre Peninsula, Flinders, Mid North and parts of Yorke Peninsula, North West Pastoral and North East Pastoral districts. Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding and damaging wind gusts in excess of 90 km/h in the warning area this afternoon and into this evening. ... Large hailstones are possible in the North East Pastoral east of about Leigh Creek and the north of the Flinders district. Locations which may be affected include Whyalla, Port Pirie, Clare, Roxby Downs, Leigh Creek and Moomba. Thunderstorms yesterday evening produced damaging wind gusts at Woomera, Moomba, Marree and Oodnadatta. The State Emergency Service advises that people should: * Secure or put away loose items around your property. * Move cars under cover or away from trees. * Keep clear of fallen power lines. * Don't drive, ride or walk through flood water. * Keep clear of creeks and storm drains. * Stay indoors, away from windows, while storms are nearby.

12.01.2022 "She came to me crying, wanting to thank the ABC for being there during these emergencies". SA rural reporter Brooke Neindorf reflects on what it means to be part of ABC Rural as we celebrate our 75th birthday. #ABCRural75

12.01.2022 Have you done your yard/farm clean up for the upcoming fire danger season? Any tips for the rest of us? This weekend's forecast looks perfect to get all those jobs done you've been putting off. As we know the days can quickly turn from wintery to a summertime stinker. Take a walk around your place tonight after work, make a list of what needs doing. What needs cutting back, whipper snipped, mowed or moved. Have you stored your firewood away from the house? What's growing ar...ound the base of your property? One thing that stood out during our recent fire training with the Lincoln CFS crew was that during a bushfire, "as a rule, flame height is between 3 and 5 times the height of the fuel." Have you got any good advice for us?

12.01.2022 "I represent a possibility." Its been 20 years since Cathy Freeman carried the hopes of a nation at the Sydney Olympics. Now, she shares her full story for the first time in a new documentary and answers the question: what comes next? #FreemanABC | Sunday 7.40pm ABC TV + iview

12.01.2022 DID YOU EXPECT KOALAS TO SOUND LIKE THIS? Koalas of Raymond Island in Victoria are full to the brim with koalas to care for and George was not happy to have to share his accommodation!! This might just ruin their cute and cuddly reputation.

11.01.2022 Scientists are getting creative when it comes to finding ways to feed the worlds growing population. Flinders University researchers are trialing ways to extract protein from seafood waste. Would you drink a fish byproduct protein shake?

11.01.2022 The Port Lincoln Art groups ISO ART exhibition is now on display in the Nautilus Theatre gallery. 70 artworks are on display that use a wide range of mediums and feature many different subjects. Artist Beth Hammond said that 2020 had led to a large number of works to created by some of their groups members, while others spent time waiting to get back into their ArtEyrea art space for their weekly creative session.... Take a look at some of the members creations and drop in and see the exhibition before it wraps up on October 10th.

11.01.2022 #BREAKING CONTACT MADE WITH MEN ON MARGREL Contact has been made from a boat which had been missing off the coast of South Australia. Overnight, one of the men called a family member and said both were alive and well and they have also spoken to SA Police this morning.... They have been spotted from the air at Salt Creek, south east of Goolwa. A police water boat is now towing the Margrel back into Victor Harbor, where theyre expected back by lunchtime. A significant search-and-rescue effort has been underway since Sunday in a huge stretch of ocean from south of Eyre Peninsula to Kangaroo Island, for two men from Goolwa, Tony Higgins and Derek Robinson. More as it comes in via ABC News >> https://ab.co/32bNp42

10.01.2022 DOLPHIN SURFERS Ah... the West Coast... where the waves are so crowded and everyone drops in on your ride... Joshy Willo making friends with the wildlife along the West Coast.... We’d love to see photos of your wildlife encounters in our neck of the woods. Ebony Feltus

10.01.2022 Do you have little kids? Play School needs you! Play School is looking for children across Australia to send in home videos, to be included in a Play School series called Where I Belong. You can find all the details here: https://www.abc.net.au/abckids/play-school-windows/12872916... If you have any questions please email: [email protected]

10.01.2022 Single use plastics to be banned in South Australia! Did you hear this news announced late yesterday?

09.01.2022 Margaret Varney and Margaret OBrien have many incredible stories theyve amassed over a lifetime of adventure, which includes WW2. From dancing in the street, to gas mask drills and lining up for miles for an orange using a special ration from Mrs Brown. While VP (Victory in the Pacific) day is celebrated on August 15th, these ladies remember that their family and neighbours who were away at war and still under fire, took a lot longer to hear the news that the war was over. ... All conflict was wrapped up by September 15th 1945 and our soldiers were beginning to come home. Some of the stories from our local service people and their families will be shared at the Port Lincoln RSL on Monday the 14th of September at 10am. This will also include a special presentation to 11 service people. Find out some of the stories shared by the self-dubbed "double trouble" Margarets on the photograph captions.

09.01.2022 When you get interrupted having your afternoon snack Are the sleepies out around your place? Adelaide photographer Rhys came across this sleepy lizard chomping on some juicy flowers.... : @rhysatwork via Instagram #abcmyphoto

09.01.2022 Got some free time and access to a computer? Interested in your local history? Weve got something for you! A 170-year-old weather diary recently unearthed from the National Archives will fill a key gap in Adelaides weather history. Kept by South Australias third surveyor-general, Edward Charles Frome, it includes 150 handwritten pages of weather observations from April 1, 1843, to December 1, 1856. ANU citizen science project manager for Climate History Australia, Caitli...n Howlett, said citizen scientists would be called on to help digitise the handwritten observations, which would then make the records available to climate scientists. Find out how in the story..

09.01.2022 OUTBACK RUSH HOUR These two emus were exploring the beautiful Bunyeroo Valley in SA's Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park... while holding up traffic! Where are you planning to go for your next getaway?... : Susie Reynolds, @susiereynolds66

08.01.2022 "Ive learned to feel calm. Ive learned to just flow with the waves and not get annoyed if I fall off my wave." Surfing as a form of therapy has been growing in popularity, bolstered by the support of industry big hitters like Layne Beachley. It is being used to empower people with trauma, PTSD and autism.

08.01.2022 #LIVE: The state government, SA Health and SA police with a COVID-19 update for the state.

08.01.2022 RIBBONS GALORE FOR EP SCHOOLS Well done to the three Eyre Peninsula schools who took part in todays South Australian Schools Merino Wethers competition at the Adelaide Showgrounds. Wudinna Area School took home the Most Professional School Show Team and Cleve Area School and Karcultaby Area School both took home a swag of ribbons across a number of categories, such as weight and fleece.

08.01.2022 Have you seen this postie bike? It was stolen from a home on London Street sometime overnight on Sunday 13th to Monday the 14th of September. As you can see, its a red Yamaha scooter, SA registration THS-731 and Crime Prevention Sergeant Di Baker-Tagg from SA Police told ABC Eyre Peninsula theres a few things to keep in mind to keep your motorbikes or scooters safe from being stolen. "If you do have the option, park your bike behind your gates at home or in a shed," she sai...d. "Dont leave the keys in it within the shed - in the past that has happened and people have actually just been able to ride it out after theyve broken into a shed," she said. "If it has an immobiliser make sure thats engaged and for extra security you could buy a wheel lock, theyre cheap in comparison to losing a bike which is worth thousands and dont leave your keys visible even within your home... if you have a break-in, theyre the first thing that goes," she said. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of the scooter, or who has any information is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or report on line at www.crimestopperssa.com.au you can remain anonymous.

08.01.2022 What's the rent like where you live? Do you think it's worth it? In its latest rental report, real estate website Domain reports that the average weekly rent in Port Pirie is $215 dollars, the lowest of any major population area in South Australia. By comparison the average rent in Whyalla is $250, while Port Augusta is $260 and in Port Lincoln it's $315 a week. ... Only the towns in the Northern Areas region come close to Port Pirie with a median price of $220. The most expensive rent across the region is in the Barossa, where the average cost of renting is 330 dollars a week, with Roxby Downs in second place, at 10 dollars cheaper.

07.01.2022 "Wal Merriman from Australian Wool Innovation was there watching that first year and he said to me John, this is fantastic, we have to get this going everywhere I think every Merino state in Australia now has something along these lines and its great to think that South Australia kicked it off." - John Daniell, former Merino SA President Have you taken part in one of the Merino SA School Merino Wether Competitions?

06.01.2022 Hello December! As you roll into your last month of 2020 today, let us know something awesome that happened to you this year. We know it's been pretty for the most part (thanks covid), but what is something that makes you smile about the year so far? Let us know!

06.01.2022 Have you ever seen a Whibley Wattle? Theyre only found around Tumby Bay, but local students and volunteers have teamed up with experts to work on growing the threatened shrub population. The University of Adelaide has paired with Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board to see if using rotary hoes to disturb the soil will increase the plants chances of growth. Mechanical soil disturbance mimics the digging of bandicoots and bettongs, breaking the outer layer of seeds to allow them to ...produce the next generation of wattles. Chief investigator for the project Dr Jasmin Packer said finding an effective technique would be crucial to the long-term survival of the species. Tumby Tumby Bay Area SchoolUnThe University of Adelaide ELove EP, Mayor Sam Telfer - Tumby Bay District Council

06.01.2022 In case you weren't terrified enough of swooping season... Have you been swooped this year?

05.01.2022 When you're a photographer and all the boxes get ticked. What's the best photograph you've captured? Show us!

05.01.2022 Anyone play video games in your house? A little too much? Four Corners wants to hear from you.

05.01.2022 Tuna loin for Christmas dinner? Thats what a new Port Lincoln company of next generation tuna farmers wants you to consider.

05.01.2022 For anyone who needs it today... Take time out for yourself with this tranquil moment among some gorgeous chooks! Who doesn't love a frizzle? via Instagram by Mandy @herechookchook... #gardeningaustralia See more

05.01.2022 #LIVE: The state government, SA Health and SA Police with an important COVID-19 update for the state.

05.01.2022 Australian wine producers face a tough road ahead as China's wine tariffs cripple the industry.

04.01.2022 FIELDS OF PURPLE A combination of the drought leading to bare ground and a wet spring has led to Salvation Jane also known as Patterson’s Curse growing all over regional South Australia. Senior Landscape Officer with the Northern and Yorke Landscape ... Board David Hughes says the board is going to use biological controls like caterpillars and beetles to control the invasive species. Have you seen Salvation Jane near your place? These photos were taken near Burra. : Michael Allen, Little Eye in the Sky

04.01.2022 HAWK-EYE VIEW ON HARVEST Wow, wow, wow! Adam Weir has been harvesting in Ouyen, just over the border, and caught this incredible shot of a hawk flying towards his drone. ... He shared it with our friends at ABC Mildura Swan Hill. - Adam Weir

03.01.2022 Golden hour near Kimba This 'pure gold' shot was taken at Lake Gilles Conversation Park, about 50km north-east of Kimba. Where's your favourite salt lake?... : Darren Wirth | #ABCmyphoto

02.01.2022 Captain Starlight took away the fear and stress of a visit to the ear, nose and throat specialist and replaced it with fun, singing and a lot of giggles. The Starlight Foundation and Masonic Charities have launched a three-year $900,000 program to help close the health gap between non-Indigenous and Indigenous children by making them laugh. Captain Starlight will visit health clinics in South Australia and the Northern Territory to encourage more children to attend to help diagnose and treat chronic illness earlier.

02.01.2022 Is the evening meal known as dinner or tea at your place? Does it depend on what is being served and how formal the occasion is? Let us know!

02.01.2022 "There are so many reasons why people would use a wheelchair." Macy discusses why better representation is so important for her and others living with a disability. #IDPwD

01.01.2022 There are many Eyre Peninsula locals who work and spend half their lives living up at Port Hedland. Take a look at whats happening up there in this special feature.

01.01.2022 The scheduled rocket launch at Koonibba misfired today. But the private companies involved are confident the rocket will fire before the end of the week.

01.01.2022 Here's a glimpse of the lonely life being led by one Indian family in the middle of nowhere on edge of the Nullarbor.

01.01.2022 Anybody else spend their weekend binge-watching season four of The Crown? Well, did you recognise the Four Corners set in the interview with Bob Hawke? The then-Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke (played Richard Roxburgh) is pictured being interviewed in our Canberra studios in 1983.... It was ahead of Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s royal tour of Australia and New Zealand. The left picture is from the Four Corners program, and the right is from season four episode six.