Port Lincoln Times Flashback Friday: 1997 | GALLERY
It's Friday again, which means it's also time for another trip to the past through the weekly Port Lincoln Times Flashback Friday gallery.This week...
Riesling toast of the town
Boston Bay Wines has added another trophy to the cabinet with the 2020 Riesling of the Year at the 2020 Winestate Magazine Awards announced...
Lincoln to play key role in grain export
A massive 1.8 million tonnes of grain is set to be exported in South Australia by the end of January next year, with Port...
Wanklyn collection in safe hands
The Port Lincoln Library has welcomed a valued collection of books and articles relating to local maritime history, provided by the family of a...
‘Pee-No-More’ for a good cause
Boston Bay Wines is selling bottles of a humorously labelled commemorative wine to raise money for a good cause and express thanks to those...
Step towards more mentally fit community
A goal of a more "mentally-fit" Eyre Peninsula is in sight as three towns will receive a decade of funding to help reclaim the...
Jack Ritchie named as new deputy
Port Lincoln Councillor Jack Ritchie has taken the role of deputy mayor until 2022 following a vote on Monday. The Port Lincoln Council called...
Stories shared to help make big move
Year 12 students making the move to Adelaide for study or work can learn from experiences of those who had gone before them through...
Consider lobster this Christmas
Shoppers are being encouraged to put rock lobster on the Christmas table to support the southern rock lobster industry impacted by China's trade bans.China...
Strong results from region
Lower Eyre Peninsula schools are celebrating after some strong performances among the 2020 South Australian Certificate of Education results released on Tuesday with sites...
Boston sand unites fallen brothers
On 28 September 2000, the Port Lincoln Times published ‘A Touch of Boston Island’, a narrative of local sacrifice, detailing the history of the...
