Adventures on the east coast of Oz
I WAS born on January 8, 1950, the eldest child of Ralph William Docking and Nellie Irene Docking, nee Justin. After being discharged from the former...
Airstrip upgrade
WORK is nearing completion on the Cummins airstrip which will see it become suitable for landing in all weather, including for the Royal Flying...
Sister schools united
NAVIGATOR College has raised more than $400 to go towards resources for its sister school in Indonesia, which a group of students will visit...
Mason’s theme park wish comes true
MASON Macksad got way more than he asked for when he was granted his Starlight Foundation wish. Mason suffers from cerebral palsy and was nominated...
Bureau’s severe weather warning
THE Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for Port Lincoln.A front with showers and isolated thunderstorms is currently moving across Kangaroo Island and is...
Port Lincoln Men’s Shed adds ramp
PORT Lincoln Men’s Shed has built a new ramp to ensure all its members can easily access the building. Men’s Shed team leader Bill Broughton said...
Yamaha quad bike stolen
A BLUE and white Yamaha 80cc quad bike was stolen from a shed on Proper Bay some time on the night of Tuesday, May 24.The theft was...
Students become pumpkin patch kids
UNGARRA Primary School students helped reap a bountiful pumpkin harvest from the school’s garden earlier this month.The school harvested more than 80 pumpkins on...
Nathaniel graduates
NATHANIEL Bawden graduated from the University of Adelaide on April 29 with a Bachelor of Science (Laser Physics and Technology). Nathaniel completed all of his schooling...
Patissieyre tea time
PATISSIEYRE took on a 1920s theme for its Biggest Morning Tea event last Thursday. Between 80 and 100 people visited the shop throughout the day to...
Fabric tells story of region
Two local artists have joined forces for an exhibition at this year’s SALT Festival.
Sue Catt (Sue Catt Creative) and Matthew Dodd (Doddlife Photography) have...
