Calypso starts environment fund
Calypso Star Charters has decided to sacrifice its carbon neutral status in order to fund local environmental projects. Keen to make more of an...
Government services bus to visit EP
Desert Rose, the bus that provides government services to rural communities, is operating on the Eyre Peninsula this month. Centrelink, Medicare and Child Support...
Farmers visit Lower Eyre research sites
The weather held off for the Lower Eyre Agricultural Development Association (LEADA) Spring Field Walk on Thursday, September 5.Seventy farmers and agribusiness representatives spent...
Country women’s group explore church home
Nine members of the Port Neill Branch of SA Country Women's Association travelled to Ungarra recently for a meeting at Rick and Lee Hawkins'...
Sunday Roast a new Edillilie tradition
Everyone loves a Sunday roast and on Sunday, August 19 MC Peter Treloar, welcomed more than 60 families and friends to a Sunday Roast...
Records tumble at Collandra
The 40th annual Collandra Merino ram sale held at Tumby Bay on Tuesday September 10 saw a clearance of 47 of the 50 rams...
Passionis asks the big question: where is Darryl?
Passionis Productions are gearing up for their annual production at the Nautlius Arts Centre next week. Formed in 2013 by Rebekah Danzic and Alyssa...
Tuna quota hurting industry productivity
The tuna season has just finished and we were not able to supply our customers overseas because of the ill thought out management decision...
LOOKING BACK: School buggy ride
This image - from a glass negative - was brought to light by the Port Lincoln History Group.The glass negative was from one of...
Expo for special education
Educators from across the Eyre Peninsula will gather in Port Lincoln on Friday to gain an insight into special education with a expo hosted...
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...
