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Hawson fire contained

A scrub fire on Western Approach Road at Hawson was reported on Monday, November 18. Country Fire Service (CFS) fire bombers responded and assisted...

Group gets marine rescue experience

Port Lincoln was host to the multi-agency state marine rescue annual exercise program on Saturday, November 16. Marine rescue volunteers from across Eyre Peninsula...

What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds

Gathering St Thomas T-Rooms Friday, November 22, 11am-2pm, St Thomas T-Rooms is holding a trading table, with some plants, bric-a-brac, baked goods and produce. The usual...

SA Water releases EP plan

More aged care beds

Kmart launches Wishing Tree Appeal

Kmart launches Wishing Tree Appeal

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Sport

Saints down Coyotes under lights

Saints limited Coyotes' scoring opportunities to take out Friday night's A grade Lower Eyre baseball match, while out at Dorward Oval, the visiting Indians...

Strong bowling propels SES

Round five proved to be the week of superb individual and team bowling performances as Southern Eyre South defeated Wayback at Ravendale and Charlton...

Port Lincoln sport: November 16

Did you see any of the sport played across Port Lincoln on the weekend? Port Lincoln Times sport photographer Jack Davies captured some of the...

Cricketers compete in Adelaide

The Lower Eyre Peninsula team, comprised of young cricketers from Navigator College, St Joseph's, Tumby Bay, Cummins, Poonindie, and Port Lincoln Primary Schools, showcased...

Waratah wins tight contest

Waratah recorded a narrow victory against Wattle in this week’s Port Lincoln ladies summer bocce action. Hakea continued its winning form against Wax Flower with...

Boston edges past Rangers

Boston’s A grade men’s team secured a narrow victory in an entertaining clash against Rangers in round four of Port Lincoln basketball last week. In...

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Eyre Magazine

Familiar Faces: Simon Turner

A proud oyster farmer, Cowell's Simon Turner knows all about one of Eyre Peninsula's favourite delicacies. When he is not on the water or...

Familiar Faces: Julian Baillie

Julian “Julz” Baillie was born and bred in the Tumby Bay area. He grew up living and working at the family Yanta Sheep Studs...

The travelling shearers

Once upon a time, Dillon Schmaal was never going to get into shearing. Now, he and his Arno Bay family are taking their work...

Distillery sparks spiritual awakening

Support from the community is fuelling Port Lincoln’s first distillery to greater heights. After a journey around some regional distilleries, Justin and Sally Braakhuis were...

Celebrating a century of memories

The small town of Yaninee is preparing for a momentous day in 2025 when its beloved Yaninee Institute turns 100. A special centenary will be...

Pursuing artistic passion

A Ceduna artist is taking her passion to the next level and infusing life experiences into her work. By Jaylene Ware’s own admission she does...

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Varroa plan in place

A South Australian Varroa Detection Response and Transition to Management Plan has been approved by the apiary industry and is now available. The plan is...

Team is front of mind

Joy Milton, who has a passion for the wellness of all, and of the need for education to acknowledge and appreciate the different interests...

Rotary funds community

Port Lincoln Rotary Club member John Myers presented funds raised from its night with Richard Harris OAM to Mentally Fit EP and Operation Flinders....

Launch questions still remain

I am writing regarding your front page story on November 7 (‘All go for launch’). The federal government have stipulated approximately 175 conditions that...

Intersection project consultation summary released

The consultation summary from the Porter Street, Liverpool Street and Railway Place Intersection Upgrade Project recently released by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport...

Further support for Rex

The federal government has announced this week an $80 million financing facility to support the continued operations of the Rex network and its intention...

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