Big textile morning tea raises funds
Port Lincoln Textile, Quilters and Fibre Group held a Biggest Morning Tea event on Saturday, May 3, at Arteyrea to raise funds for Cancer...
Ungarra wins Octoman Table Day
The South Australian Country Women’s Association Octoman Group Table Day for 2025 was hosted by the Port Neill branch on April 8.
While the branches...
100 years of Port Lincoln bowls
Port Lincoln Bowling Club celebrated 100 years recently with rolls down the green and an evening at the clubrooms.
Club secretary Chris Gardner, who...
Camera club looks back on 2024 achievements
Port Lincoln Camera Club held its annual general meeting and awards night at the Senior Citizens Hall on Monday, March 24.
Club president Fran Solly...
Tulka Fest raises valuable funds
Tulka Fest - an annual Cancer Council fundraiser organised by Ross Allen - took place on Sunday.
“I’m a beneficiary of good cancer research,” he...
Foodbank the topic at Charlton WAB meeting
Andrea Fraser, who works for an employment agency and volunteers at Community House, addressed the topic of Foodbank at a recent meeting of the...
Seminar to help grow your business
A free business seminar is coming to Port Lincoln, hosted by the South Australian Business Chamber.
The half-day session called ‘Know your business -...
Harry’s 95th birthday surprise
Port Lincoln’s Harry Letton was surprised by family and friends at the Great Northern Hotel last week, with more than 60 guests helping him...
School’s blast from the past
Lincoln Gardens Primary School enjoyed a visit from one of its original students.
Troy Ryan has travelled back to Port Lincoln from his home in...
Antarctica insights revealed
Fran Solly gave an informative talk on Antarctica at the recent Charlton Women in Agriculture and Business group meeting.
She and her husband had...
Council moving reconciliation forward
Port Lincoln City Council is moving forward with the next phase of its reconciliation journey – developing an Innovate RAP.
After completing the actions and...
