Renae graduates
Renae Meyers graduated from the University of South Australia on April 7 with a Bachelor of Nursing.Renae has a certificate as a registered nurse (RN) and...
Input sought for NAIDOC
PEOPLE from across the Port Lincoln community are invited to provide input in what they want to see from this year’s NAIDOC Week celebrations.NAIDOC...
Letters to the editor
WE are extremely pleased and relieved that Minister Josh Frydenberg has this week acknowledged that there is not broad community support in Kimba to substantiate...
Martin family reunites
THE Martin family catch-up has been happening since 2001 and was startd by Philip Martin, who sadly passed away three months after organising the first one. What started as...
Good mental health starts with you
GOOD mental health is vital, as a series of tragedies across the Eyre Peninsula this year have demonstrated.If we are not in a good place...
Web words
THE announcement was made late last week that Barndioota near Hawker was the only SA site to make it to the next stage in the...
Headspace hopes
FINDING help locally for mental health concerns is better than it once was but there is still work to be done and lifting the number...
Boost for restoration work
TWO local community halls will take a step towards receiving the upgrades they need after receiving grant funding from the Government’s Stronger Communities Programme.The Big...
Croatian money stolen
A PORT Lincoln man, 19, was reported for unlawful possession of foreign currency following a break-in on Lindsay Street overnight on Saturday, April 23.A number...
MFS confident of audit result
THE Port Lincoln Metropolitan Fire Service station is confident it will be rated highly this year after going through a safety and proficiency audit last...
Raiders out to paddle
Blue Water Raiders were joined on Saturday morning by a new paddler, Cecilia Tay, who has just moved to Port Lincoln from Victoria.
Members...
