Association committed to trail upgrade
THE Tumby Bay Progress Association is still aiming to complete the planned walking trail in the township but is hoping to obtain more funding...
Police warn of scam
Port Lincoln police are warning of would-be scammers making calls claiming to be from Centrelink.The community should beware of scammers imitating Department of Human Services or...
Letters to the editor
WHERE are the key government ministers in relation to the impact of the proposed changes to recreational fishing management? Regional Development Minister Geoff Brock hasn’t contacted...
Lots of federal election questions
WHAT are the issues that are going to drive your vote in the coming election? Did the Federal Budget do it for you? Did you benefit...
Special School stars shine
THE achievements of students from Port Lincoln Special School will be the topic of a new short film which will be shown to the...
Wayback ladies night
WAYBACK Football Club welcomed the ladies to the club on Saturday, May 7 for a Ladies Night held in conjunction with the Players Auction. The...
Community corner, May 17
LINCOLN Happy Hatters, Friday, May 27 meet up at Christine Roberts’ home, 47 Hilltop Drive at 2pm. Please bring a small plate of afternoon tea. Hope to...
Making it worthwhile
PORT Lincoln and surrounding district businesses were extremely accommodating to the year 10 students from Port Lincoln High School engaging in work experience this week.One student...
Kindy reserve moves ahead
THE Tumby Bay Kindergarten is progressing with its planned tree reserve.Throughout the last 10 to 20 years the families, children and community involved with...
Sticking it to cancer
Laughter, music and an array of Bad Bridesmaids filled the Port Lincoln Racecourse pavilion last Friday, 17 April, as women gathered for a unique...
