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Fishers landing big whiting

Here is what was biting and where across the region. West Coast Mulloway continues to be reported from Fowlers Bay to the WA Border. Over the last...

St Joseph’s students showcase creativity

St Joseph’s School officially opened its 2024 Stage Two Visual Art, Visual Art Design, Creative Arts, and Community Connections Exhibition at the Nautilus Theatre...

Rangers open with win

Reigning Port Lincoln women’s football premiers Marble Range defeated Mallee Park to start the 2024-25 season last weekend. The Rangers won a tough match against...

What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds

Yumbah recognised for support

Minister wants diesel generators restarted

Disappointment for club over forced postponement

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Sport

Boston wins nail-biter

Boston claimed a nail-biting one-point win over Breakers in men’s A grade Port Lincoln basketball last week, while Rangers recorded a thrilling two-point triumph...

Tasman and Wayback pick up wins

Port Lincoln B grade cricket returned after a week off due to the weather and round seven saw Tasman defeat Tod River Souths by...

Friday’s winners become Sunday’s losers

It was a battle for top of the Lower Eyre baseball table in the Friday night match at Dorward Oval between Saints and Shields,...

Just Send It gets past Eyre Raptors

Just Send It defeated Eyre Raptors in the A grade volleyball game of the round on Wednesday, November 27. The match went to four sets,...

Squaws hold off Eagles

Eagles went down to Squaws in a well-fought battle in round eight of Port Lincoln softball, while Roadrunners proved too much for Shields with...

Gauff overcomes Djokovic to earn points

Port Lincoln Tennis Association is gearing up for the Christmas break with this Friday night the last round, which will be the Go Bright...

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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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Port Lincoln sport: November 29-30

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...

Community foundation grateful

Last week’s Eyre Peninsula Community Foundation annual general meeting was overseen by Peter Knife for the final time after nine years on the board....

Norvene acknowledged for work

Tumby Bay’s Norvene Richter has been recognised for her wonderful volunteer work for a number of years. Ms Richter received the Premier’s Volunteer Week Award...

Grant for NFP leaders

Applications have opened for the 2025 Regional Not-for-profit Scholarship offered by the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), which will enable participants into one...

Summer fun at Coffin Bay Yacht Club

Coffin Bay Yacht Club is getting ready for a massive 2025, when it will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a week-long regatta. The opening night...

Forgotten flower collector brought to life

Burra resident Roger Cross presented his new book at Settlers Cottage on Thursday, November 21. Mr Cross thanked the Port Lincoln History Group for...

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