Business Excellence Award nominations close soon
Nominations for Port Lincoln Chamber of Commerce's business excellence awards have been encouraged with entries closing by midnight October 16. More than 40 business...
Cheaper flights will take off
The announcement of $109 Community Fares being offered by Regional Express between Port Lincoln and Adelaide comes after years of calls for cheaper airfares...
Extension to 20-year lease welcomed
The founder of Angel Seafood has applauded the state government's changes to the Aquaculture Act that include extending the maximum term for production leases...
Council commits to Meet and Greets
The Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council has committed to future Meet and Greet sessions across the district after holding seven sessions on September 19...
Ban to hit hard
Spencer Gulf and West Coast charter fishermen believe the snapper fishing ban to come into effect on November 1 will be the hardest challenge...
Focus on gambling harm
LOCAL gambling support services will be spreading the word about how gambling affects the Port Lincoln community during this year's Gambling Harm Awareness Week....
Trust Homes kids reminisce
Stories about growing up in Port Lincoln's Trust Homes area and key people from the area were shared at a reunion of about 150...
Youths arrested for Port Lincoln restaurant assault
Four young people were arrested after a disturbance at a Port Lincoln restaurant on Saturday night that left two staff members with minor injuries.Police...
Stolen car set on fire in Port Lincoln
Police are investigating after a stolen car was set on fire in Port Lincoln Saturday morning.At about 9pm on Friday night a grey Ford...
Man in wombat video defended by native title body
The Far West Coast Aboriginal Corporation has come to the defence of an Aboriginal man who featured in a controversial video involving the stoning...
Get involved with fishing competition
Throughout South Australia, Let’s Go Fishing is hosting a fishing competition with the first tagged fish caught prize being $10,000.
Port Lincoln’s target species...
