Surf’s up with new furniture art
PORT Lincoln has added another unique piece of furniture to the central business district with a surfboard bench installed on the corner of Washington...
Card safety up your sleeve
AS people get their credit cards out to do their shopping in the lead up to Christmas, the Port Lincoln Neighbourhood Watch is providing...
Boundary changes back in the spotlight
Efforts to move the boundary between the Port Lincoln City Council and the Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council to incorporate more properties within the city have...
Coffin Bay fire ‘poses no risk’
SMOKE visible in Coffin Bay is from a fire burning in Coffin Bay National Park. The Department of Environment Water and Natural Resources says the smoke is...
Chris Blowes visits Poonindie students
ON the last day of the term the Poonindie Primary School students got to meet shark attack survivor Chris Blowes and fiancée Chloe Jaensch....
A Rotary Christmas
THE Rotary Christmas meeting this year was held at Boston Bay Wines at Lunchtime on December 13. Money raised from the event will be...
$40,000 cost for Tumby Bay tower
THE planned Pioneer Tower for Tumby Bay is expected to cost about $40,000 to be installed installation.The cost was determined through investigating the cost of the...
St Joseph’s end of year
ST Joseph’s School acknowledged 2015 achievements with its end of year awards. Winners included MacKillop House with the SRC Spirit Award and Michelle de la...
Matthew Flinders gets colourful
SOME of the residents at the Matthew Flinders Home got to channel their creativity when they were involved in a colouring competition in December.Being...
Boundary to stay
REGIONAL Development and Local Government Minister Geoff Brock has knocked back a public-initiated submission to move the boundary between Lower Eyre Peninsula and Port...
Cave and Perin to represent EP
Eyre Peninsula’s Region five held a successful ladies’ and men’s regional state pairs event at Cleve Bowling Club on Sunday 30 November.
Kirton’s Lily Perin...
