Port Lincoln Times Flashback Friday: 1995 | GALLERY
Here is the weekly Flashback Friday gallery where we look back at past images that appeared in the Port Lincoln Times.This week we go...
Adelaide the target for winter welcome
Port Lincoln and the Eyre Peninsula is targeting Adelaide residents to come and visit the region this winter as people across the state prepare...
Primary students jump to $10,000
Port Lincoln Primary School has taken part in its first Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser in more than a decade, managing to raise more...
Billy cart fun STEMmed from learning
Ungarra Area School parents and students enjoyed a day of billy cart fun on Thursday as the school reconnected with parents after easing of...
Jewel in the crown
5 BED | 3 BATH | 3 CARThis striking home is nestled behind a high fence and will make you feel at home from...
Fresh look at train hazards
Port Lincoln City Council will look again at the safety risk of the decommissioned train engine at the Train Playground following public outcry about...
Cyclists plan big ride
A group of Tumby Bay residents is taking their bikes out on weekly rides and plans something bigger for the future once the threat...
Squid, whiting on the bite
Here's what was biting and where:Gummy and school sharks were reported in decent numbers along the west coast beaches, along with some excellent salmon...
Council’s A-triple concerns
Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council has refused the use of Railway Terrace for larger road trains and is hoping to work with the government...
Students grow for bushfire revival
Students from Cummins Area School have contributed their own plants to a project that is helping to provide plants to bushfire affected areas across...
Reform to reduce truck fuel costs
The state government says new heavy freight reforms will lift productivity and drive down costs, including by delivering a reduction in fuel usage of...
