Carols shine despite rain
Carols on the Foreshore brought plenty of Christmas joy to all those attended, despite it having to be cut short due to rain.
Port...
Festive season underway in Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln and surrounding communities turned out in droves for the 2025 Beyond Bank Port Lincoln Christmas Pageant on Saturday afternoon.
The clouds cleared for...
Fears over local sailor’s fate
Port Lincoln woman and sailor Deirdre “Cookie” Sibly has been described as a kind, generous and fun friend and family member, with she and...
Support for White Ribbon Month
The Eyre and Far North Local Health Network (EFNLHN) has thanked staff for continued efforts to recognise and respond to domestic violence situations. as...
Prior principal investigated
A former principal of Poonindie Community Learning Centre (PCLC) has been stood down by the Education Department over concerns raised about personal behaviour at...
Airport board formed
Lower Eyre Council has established a five-member board to govern the Port Lincoln Airport Management Authority.
On Wednesday 19 November the council endorsed the...
Walk to end violence against women
Community members gathered beneath the Moreton Bay figs on the Port Lincoln foreshore last week for a walk to end violence against women and...
Haslam to contest Flinders
Eyre Peninsula tourism operator Craig “Hassie” Haslam has announced he is contesting the seat of Flinders as an independent candidate at the 2026 South...
Drink-driver caught at Streaky Bay
A Port Lincoln man was caught drink-driving in Streaky Bay on the weekend.
Police were conducting random driver testing on Wells Street on Saturday 29...
Construction underway on new centre
Construction has begun on a new 100-place childcare centre at Jubilee Drive, marking a major step toward easing Port Lincoln’s long-standing shortage of childcare...
The place to go for koalas and picnics
Mikkira Wild Koala Sanctuary is a privately-owned property south of Port Lincoln and open again from Wednesday 15 April for people to enjoy a...
