Morning tea to celebrate Probus
Port Lincoln Ladies Probus Club recently held a morning tea at the Port Lincoln Hotel to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Probus in Australia....
Project supports endangered osprey
Friends of Parnkalla Walking Trail (FPWT) and Friends of Osprey (FO) gathered at Snook’s landing on Saturday 7 February to erect a roost pole...
Paving way to net zero?
Paving the way to net zero is a fine idea, but the cost?
Council rates are rapidly increasing above CPI and is that sound fiscal...
Flashback to February 2009
This week, we are flashing back 17 years to February 2009 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
Branch learns about Rural Aid
Dorothy Crosby, a Rural Aid SA counsellor based in Quorn, spoke at Charlton Women in Agriculture and Business branch’s February meeting.
Ms Crosby travels around...
What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds
Tea Room
St Thomas Church
Friday 13 February, 11am to 2pm, St Thomas Tea Rooms will be serving Devonshire tea and coffee and a light lunch...
CEOs are overpaid
It is usual for salary levels to be commensurate with the level of responsibility a person has in discharging the duties for the position...
Flashback to February 2012
This week, we are flashing back 14 years to February 2012 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds
Singing outing
Port Lincoln Singers
Thursday, 5 February at 7.30pm, the Port Lincoln Singers will be recommencing for 2026 in the Anglican Church Hall. New members...
Celebrating 90 year journey
New Year’s Day is always a special day of celebration around the world, but for Mrs Pauline Whitehead (née Beinke) this year’s new year...
Join the fight for a Doppler radar
The Lower Eyre Peninsula is an economic powerhouse, generating a gross regional product of more than $5 billion.
Boasting a world-class farming sector and the...
