"The ""Penguin News"" is a local newspaper in which island group?"
Penguin News Penguin News The Penguin News is the only newspaper produced within the Falkland Islands. It is published every Friday and provides news and features about the Islands. The staff consists of the Managing Editor, Deputy Editor, Journalist and Office Manager, who produce a twenty-page, part colour publication. The current Managing Editor is sixth generation Falkland Islander Lisa Watson. The Manager reports directly to the Falkland Islands Media Trust. The newspaper made headlines internationally in 2012 when it appeared to call the Argentine President, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a "bitch"; "Penguin News"s online site had an image of Kirchner with a
Penguin Island (South Australia) fur seals and rabbits which have been specifically observed on the inner island. As Penguin Island has been historically accessible by foot at low water, it is possible that local Aboriginal people may have used the island as a source of food, particularly sea birds such as little penguins and silver gulls. Penguin Island was first described by Baudin in 1802 possibly in respect to its relevance as a source of danger to navigation: It ends in a fitting cape [Cape Martin], at the tip of which there lies a small island [Penguin Island], reaching about half a league out