Shed fire causes $50,000 damage
A fire has caused $50,000 in damage at a Port Lincoln property on Sunday.Just before 2.45pm firefighters responded to reports of a structure fire...
Police catch high range drink driver
A local man has lost his licence for 12 months and will face court after he was caught almost four times the legal limit...
Author’s words reaching around the world
A Port Lincoln-based author has collaborated with 10 other authors worldwide for a nine-story anthology, despite the challenges of the current COVID-19 world.V.K. Tritschler...
‘Pay it Forward’ to provide warmth this winter
The South Australian Country Women's Association is assisting those in communities including Port Lincoln affected by the cold with knitted gloves, scarves and beanies...
Port Lincoln Times Flashback Friday: 2003 | GALLERY
As the weekend begins here is the weekly look back at photos that featured in past issues of the Port Lincoln Times.For this week's...
A knock-out investment
4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CARAre you looking for an investment property with an excellent return? Then this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home...
Scotch staff reconnect with parents
Scotch College recently reconnected with parents of boarders with a dinner get-together at the Port Lincoln Hotel, relaying how the school managed during COVID-19...
Small crash on New West Road
No one was injured from a crash in Port Lincoln on Thursday morning.Just after 10am emergency services responded to an incident involving two vehicles...
Last Eyre Peninsula show cancels for 2020
There will be no country shows happening on the Eyre Peninsula this year following the decision on Monday to cancel the 2020 Yallunda Flat...
Welcome to your newest family member
During the pandemic you may not have been able to show-off your newest family member in the traditional ways, so we would love to...
Mates leave mark on EP
A considerable number of constructive conversations were had throughout Eyre Peninsula as part of the Mates On a Mission Program.
From Tuesday 24 to...
