Cummins Articles

Cummins' Future Undecided

WOLLONGONG FC player of the year Danial Cummins is no certainty to play for the NSW Premier League champions next season - but he won't play against them.

Deja Vu Of An Anniversary To Remember

A YEAR after the devastating floods that hit the Hunter on the June long weekend last year, businesses in the south-west of Lake Macquarie are bouncing back, according to Kathie Cummins from Southlakes Saddlery at Dora Creek.

Cummins Confident Wollongong Fc Won't Bow To Pressure

WOLLONGONG FC defender Danial Cummins said the pressure of expectation wouldn't affect the team heading into this weekend's start of the NSW Premier League season.

Three Life Terms For Three Lives Taken

THE first part of the judge's address offended no one. He talked about the need for the law to protect precious, vulnerable children. "If the law fails there, the law fails," Justice Philip Cummins said.

United Defend Recruits

WOLLONGONG United midfielder Danial Cummins yesterday defended the club's decision to bring in a host of new players in the middle of the season.

5 Hot Properties in Cummins

Cummins is a town of some 4000 people on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, 67 km north of Port Lincoln. Cummins was named after William Patrick Cummins, a member of the South Australian House of Assembly from 1896 to 1907. The area is a rich farming region which mainly produces grain crops of wheat, barley and canola, which are sent by rail to Port Lincoln for export.

The town's main claim to fame is the World Championship Kalamazoo Classic held every April when the town celebrates its railway heritage. This involves teams racing hand-operated rail carts, or kalamazoos, along a measured section of track. Cummins is only a short 30 minute drive from the magnificent fishing and surfing beaches of Coffin Bay, Port Lincoln and Tumby Bay, and the spectacular grandeur of the cliff-studded west coast. The cities of Port Augusta, Port Lincoln and Whyalla are also to be found on the Eyre Peninsula.