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Caught out: Council ditches cat trapping, leaves job to volunteer group
Council has stopped hiring cat traps to locals so it doesn't have to pay the RSPCA to re-home the captured moggies.This has left a...
Valerie Staunton likely to return to council
Port Lincoln councilor Valerie Staunton was likely to be reinstated to her position after the state government began moving an amendment reversing the dismissal...
Gallery: Port Lincoln Cup
Locals flocked to the Port Lincoln Cup on Friday, March 3 to enjoy a warm and sunny day at the races.Whether it was having...
Charlton win by five runs against Tasman in final round of cricket season
Charlton beat Tasman by five runs in the last round of A grade senior cricket before finals, while Southern Eyre had the win against...
Local Liz Heidenreich on her journey from nursing to winemaking
Local winemaker Liz Heidenreich spoke about how she went from being an intensive care nurse in Adelaide, to making a big career change which...
Companies apply for funding to reinstate rail freight on the Eyre Peninsula
There may be fewer heavy haulage trucks in Port Lincoln streets thanks to a funding push by grain and freight giants.Australian agriculture network Viterra...
Squaws take home grand final win by three in under 16s softball
Squaws beat Roadrunners in the under 16s by three in the grand final to take home the Port Lincoln softball shield.U16Squaws def Roadrunners 13-10Squaws...
B grade Roadrunners beat Squaws by four to take grand final win
Roadrunners beat Squaws by four to win the 2023 B grade softball grand final.B GradeRoadrunners def Squaws 21-17Roadies got to bat first; they bought...
Squaws defeat Roadrunners by 10 to win A grade softball grand final
Squaws A grade won by 10 against Roadrunners to win the 2023 Port Lincoln softball shield.A GradeSquaws def Roadrunners 15-5Squaws were to start with...
Regional pubs battle rising insurance costs
First it was lettuce and chips, now schnitzel and steaks could be next as regional pubs continue to be roiled by domestic and international...
Flashback to December 1988
This week, we are flashing back 37 years to December 1988 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
