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Awareness key to cancer prevention

INTERNATIONALLY known surgical oncologist Dr Stephen Birrell –  who has exclusively treated and researched breast cancer for over 25 years – was in […]

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Strong turnout for triathlon

The Tunarama Triathlon saw people push themselves to the limit demonstrating significant strength and determination. On Sunday, 18 January, people from throughout South Australia...

Fireworks display wows crowd

Curtis reaches unprecedented heights

Team BMW too fast

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Curtis reaches unprecedented heights

Sometimes, a golfer hits a score that simply breaks the mind. During the Saturday stableford competition, with the week being sponsored by Spot On...

Team BMW too fast

Week 12 of the Port Lincoln Ladies Bocce saw some close encounters, but that wasn't so for Nissan and Ford's roll of the balls...

Eyre Square fanfare

Eyre Square was a comfortable respite for those wanting to sit back, relax and take in Tunarama entertainment. Live music was provided over the...

Tacoma visits True North II

From poling tuna the "old way" to enjoying freshly prepared tuna sushimi at sea, 20 guests aboard the visiting luxury adventure tourism vessel True...

Dion pumps up Tumby Bay

Tumby Bay Australia Day Citizen of the Year Dion Le Brun is humbly accepting the accolades, in his true blue Aussie spirit. For the...

Jack’s Sport Pic of the Week

Kai Davies plays a pull shot for Port Lincoln in the 2026 Henderson Shield B grade T20 match versus Eastern Eyre at Tumby Bay.

Just like real fishing

For those who love to fish there was no need to go out on the water on Saturday, thanks to the RecFish SA Fishing...

Kingfish toss

The Kingfish Toss saw 11 to 15-year-olds battle for the longest heave of the hefty fake fish at the Tuna Toss Arena. The top...

Flashback to January 1991

This week, we are flashing back 35 years to January 1991 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?

Cultures on display

The Port Lincoln Multicultural Council were able to make a powerful and colourful statement at the 2026 Tunarama Festival. The Multicultural Council was able to...

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