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Candidate session to highlight community priorities

The push for more than $39 million in state government support ahead of the 2026 state election is ramping up, with Port Lincoln City...

Double delight for gymnastics club

Surprise from Japan to Port Lincoln

Strumming into SALT

Essentials Day to support community

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Surprise from Japan to Port Lincoln

Port Lincoln’s Robert Stevens received a nice surprise last month, being reunited with one of his pottery creations. In October 2025, Mr Stevens and his...

Strumming into SALT

The Adelaide Guitar Festival - Shows on the Road Program joins SALT Festival in 2026, bringing world-class musicians to Port Lincoln to present a...

Essentials Day to support community

Workforce Australia Local Jobs Program is hosting Essentials Day in Port Lincoln on Wednesday 25 February. The event helps people to navigate the various services...

Lincoln Cup set to sizzle

The MGA Insurance Group Port Lincoln Cup Carnival is shaping up as a vibrant three-day celebration of racing, fashion and community, with Eyre Peninsula...

Claims unwarranted

One would have to think that letter writer Robert Randall (‘Think about change’, Port Lincoln Times, 12 February) had just landed from another planet....

Flashback to February 1987

This week, we are flashing back 39 years to February 1987 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?

Jack’s Sport Pic of the Week

In the A grade cricket match, Tasman wicketkeeper Jarrad Sykes moves into position as he anticipates a potential catch opportunity off the bat of...

Vital vacancies

The future of the Port Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and Tourism is at risk if the vital vacant positions are not filled at next...

Mazda secures tight victory

The Port Lincoln ladies bocce summer season shifted into high gear for week 16 on Tuesday 17 February. With the championship finish line in...

Pay rise for nurses

Public sector nurses and midwives across the state are set to receive an automatic four per cent pay rise backdated to 1 January 1...

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