Crops well ahead
LOWER Eyre Peninsula growers are getting ready for what is shaping up to be a very good harvest with above average crops this year.The...
Using art for therapy
TUMBY Bay artist Colleen Lynch has a broad background in visual arts from digital media to printmaking, but her passion is art therapy.Having done her...
EP’s rich fabric takes to stage
THIS year’s Mayor’s Charity Concert will celebrate Eyre Peninsula’s diversity and culture, with multicultural performers sharing their heritage through song, dance, music and costume on...
Rates, roads and rubbish all add up
A Victorian state government study of nearly 30,000 people found most Victorians want their councils to focus on the three Rs - rates, roads...
Heritage Trail final stage now underway
THE Heritage Trail in Port Lincoln is nearing completion as work on the last of three stages is well underway.Work on the final stage...
Track’s future in balance
THE Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council is looking for expressions of interest to use and look after the motorcross track on Airport Lane at Kellidie Bay.The track,...
Iron Rd raises $9.56m capital
IRON Road is confident about moving forward with its Central Eyre Iron Project after raising more than $9 million from recent capital raising efforts.The company announced the...
Letters to the editor
LET’s talk about vehicle traffic flow in and around the Port Lincoln CBD and what we can expect in the future. I see chaos...
Relay’s Olympic spirit
WITH the Olympics kicking off this week, the Port Lincoln Hotel Olympians are hitting peak form in their fundraising efforts for this year’s Relay for Life.It is...
Cover for interstate travel
LOCALS looking to travel interstate can breath a sigh of relief after SA Ambulance announced it would provide interstate coverage under a new scheme.SA...
Rangers overrun Eagles in rematch
Two kicks or less decided all three A grade matches in round one of the 2026 Port Lincoln Football League season, which kicked off...
