Young and having fun
The West Coast Youth and Community Support 2025 Youth Week got off to a wonderful start last Wednesday on the Port Lincoln foreshore, with...
Road recovery after concerns raised
Lower Eyre Council has wet graded sections of Farm Beach Road in response to concerns raised by Mount Dutton Bay residents.
Prior to the road...
Stay safe on the road this Easter
Eyre Western police are urging road users to make it a safe Easter long weekend by demonstrating responsible road behaviours.
As holidaymakers take to the...
Eyre Peninsula set for big Teakle Cup weekend
Norwood Football Club is gearing up to head to Eyre Peninsula for its round five SANFL clash against Adelaide at Port Lincoln’s Centenary Oval...
Stab-Fast saves
Port Lincoln State Emergency Service (SES) responded to a request for assistance after a vehicle accident on Friday, April 11.
With limited details crews responded...
Market’s final taste
After two decades A Taste of Eyre Peninsula is packing up for the last time, with the committee and friends celebrating its success in...
Open for change
The new Port Lincoln KWY office space on Edinburgh Street officially opened last Tuesday.
The Kornar Winmil Yunti (KWY) space, which in Ngarrindjeri is translated...
Art, music and wine equals fun
Boston Bay Winery will celebrate SALT Festival with awesome artwork and catchy music covers at the Evolving Horizons Closing Gala.
The event on Saturday...
Poor state of local beaches
My wife and I regularly walk the local beaches around Port Lincoln and we have noticed an increase in plastics washed up on our...
The Bulk Food Shack makes central move
The Bulk Food Shack recently made a move to one of Port Lincoln’s busiest streets.
The business has moved to 58A Liverpool Street after being...
Rangers ready for youth to stand up
Marble Range is set for its young brigade to lead the way after a strong pre-season, as the club seeks to regain the flag.
Simon...
