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Fishing story
The Australian Anglers Association has released the results of its 2023 National Convention competition held in Port Lincoln last month.
Overall individual winner was former...
Port Lincoln History group help digitise newspaper archives for ‘Trove’
The Port Lincoln Times archives from 1955-1965 and 1992-2002 are now available on the Australian online library database, Trove.
The State Library of South Australia...
Boston begins with 14-goal win
Boston 48-34 Wayback
The Port Lincoln netball 2023 season got underway on Saturday with Boston recording a 14-goal victory against Wayback at Ravendale.
One of three...
Port Lincoln Anzac Day march returns to original route
Port Lincoln's traditional Anzac Day march will return to its original route this year, as people will form at Adelaide Place and march along...
All work and no play
Further delays have seen the Port Lincoln City Council miss its March 31 deadline to open its controversial foreshore playspace.
A series of setbacks have...
Police investigate Port Lincoln explosive device detonations
Police are investigating after two improvised explosive devices were detonated in Port Lincoln over the past week.
The first device was detonated at about 11.50pm...
Jobs go begging for workers in EP towns
Workers from outside the state are desperately needed for jobs in regional South Australia, according to Flinders MP and Opposition regional planning spokesman Sam Telfer.
Mr...
Riders show talent in Ceduna
The first round of the EP Motocross Series was held at Ceduna last month, with riders travelling from across the state to compete.
The...
Successful weekend hosted in Port Lincoln
Carol Suter and Fran Solly were the main winners as the Port Lincoln Camera Club hosted the Eyre Peninsula Combined Camera Clubs Annual Competition...
Henderson Shield change floated
The Port Lincoln Cricket Association will put forward a motion at the next Eyre Peninsula Cricket Association annual general meeting calling on the Henderson...
The winners Exposed
Boat Exposed has taken home the 2025/26 82nd Australian Sharpie Nationals Championship with a nett 21 points.
Shouldacouldawoulda came a close second with Malcolm...
