Need for speed drives Adam on
BORN in Whyalla to Desmond and Christine Mundy in 1975, I have one younger sister, Belinda.I loved coming to Port Lincoln for holidays as a...
Chalmers gets a golden reception
GOLD medallist Kyle Chalmers has arrived back in Australia and met up with family following his success at the Olympic Games in Rio de...
Pen pals’ families reunited
SEVENTY-ONE years after the last letters were written, two families at opposite ends of the world reunited last month after solving a mystery for an elderly American woman who...
Native title mine alliance
AN indigenous land use agreement could lead to training and employment opportunities for the local Barngarla people at Iron Road’s Central Eyre Iron Project.As the only...
More confidence for Port Lincoln parents
A RECENT Circle of Security program has had positive feedback from participants.Participant Marlene Wilson said the program was worthwhile for all parents and one of the highlights of...
Focus on regions welcome
PORT Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and Tourism has welcomed a Business SA study giving regional businesses a voice about the issues affecting them.Chamber chairman Richard Horgan said...
It will be hot as hell before we know it
AS a child my church upbringing taught me that there was a place called hell (which, because of my mischievous behavior I was like...
Sign of pride in Kyle’s home town
A NEW sign at the entrance to Port Lincoln welcomes people to Olympic gold and bronze medallist Kyle Chalmers’ home town.Port Lincoln City Council installed the temporary...
Students passionate for playground
Third-year occupational therapy university students Kiara Senko and Naomi Anderson have collaborated with Matthew Flinders Home to develop an accessible and dementia-friendly playground and...
