Eyre district officer welcomed to region
The new State Emergency Service Eyre district officer is looking forward to working with units across Eyre Peninsula and learning more about his new...
Efforts on events rewarded
IT is such great news to hear the Christmas and New Year's events were a success. The events seemed to have achieved what was...
Drilling the Bight – what is in it for us?
With the announcement that Equinor has passed the test for environmental standards, my mind has been quite busy. I have, for a long time...
Music education growth instrumental
A local music educator is promoting the educational benefits of students learning instruments and is trying to grow the 'Instrumental Music' program in the...
Port Lincoln Times Flashback Friday 2010 | GALLERY
As a new decade gets underway we go back to the start of the last decade to see who featured in the pages of...
Lightning triggers fires
The CFS is encouraging everyone to maintain vegetation and to remain vigilant as Australia's catastrophic fire season continues and follows at least 14 fires...
Festive events a success
THOUSANDS of people enjoyed New Year's Eve on the foreshore at the markets and at local restaurants and bars. Port Lincoln Chamber of Commerce...
Schluter a happy camper about time on Lower Eyre
Malcolm Schluter is moving on after nearly 20 years of living on the Lower Eyre Peninsula, most of which was spent at a campsite...
Doctors pass final GP exams
Just before Christmas two local doctors found out they had passed their final exams, allowing them to become fully accredited General Practitioners. Dr Keith...
Young couple win $1 million
A YOUNG Eyre Peninsula couple celebrated Christmas as millionaires after winning the $1 million division one prize in X Lotto. The couple held the...
Bridge project finish date pushed back
Lower Eyre Council has announced upgrade work on the Flinders Highway bridge project is expected to be completed later than planned.
The council secured $587,716...
