Methane Tamer awarded
CH4 Global, operating out of Louth Bay, has won two international awards for its proprietary Methane Tamer feed supplement.
Announced in the US, the SEAL...
Kingfish found in big numbers
Here’s what was biting and where.
Port Lincoln
King George whiting are being caught in either the early morning or late afternoon in a few spots...
Donation bins support those in need
The Port Lincoln Salvation Army branch is encouraging the community to support those in need by donating non-perishable food items via its new blue...
Pathway to reduce emissions adopted
The Port Lincoln City Council has developed a Net Zero Pathway, with the goal of achieving a 70 per cent reduction in carbon emissions...
Event to celebrate volunteer contributions
The invaluable contribution of volunteers in Port Lincoln will be celebrated this month.
A Community Volunteer Celebration and Information Event will be held at the...
Polkinghorne recognised with Tennis SA award
A stalwart of tennis in Port Lincoln and the Eyre Peninsula was recognised with a Tennis SA award last month.
Port Lincoln Tennis Association president...
Three selected for SACE Art Show
Three students from the ‘class of 2025’ of two Port Lincoln schools have had their art and design work selected for the prestigious 2026...
Roadworks to install traffic lights starting Monday
Work to install traffic signals at the Porter Street, Liverpool Street / Railway Place intersection is set to begin this Monday, 9 February.
Along with...
Boy facing weapons charges
A Port Lincoln boy is facing weapons charges after police searched his property.
On Wednesday, 28 January, police searched a Port Lincoln property and allegedly...
Debate over roundabout reignites
The changes to remove slip lanes at roundabouts along Liverpool Street and Hallett Place through the heart of Port Lincoln were a contentious issue...
Line marking works scheduled for Tasman Terrace
Port Lincoln City Council will be undertaking overnight road line marking works along Tasman Terrace to refresh existing markings and improve safety for all...
