Partington claims 2019 Magarey Medal
Glenelg midfielder and former Tumby Bay footballer Luke Partington has taken the biggest individual prize in South Australian football, being named the 2019 Magarey...
Casting hope
Floral tributes were scattered across the Tumby Bay foreshore beach on Tuesday morning to pay tribute to those lost to suicide and acknowledge World...
Marble Range group celebrates SACWA 90th
The Marble Range Country Women's Association Group gathered in the Cummins Anglican Hall for the group's annual meeting.Remarks and reports reflected a successful year,...
Photographer shares passion for EP coast
Guest speaker Jack Davies had Port Lincoln Camera Club members well and truly entertained for more than an hour at the club's August meeting.He...
Plenty to see at Field Days
THE Yorke Peninsula Field Days will again bring the latest and greatest in agriculture and much, much more to Paskeville on Tuesday to Thursday,...
Man reported for indecent assault
A Port Lincoln man, 58, was reported by police on Wednesday, September 4 for six counts of indecent assault. He will be summoned to...
Voices heard on doctor crisis
It is refreshing to finally see our efforts to attract and retain our GPs on the Eyre Peninsula gaining the attention of our pollies...
Local wins apprentice of the year
Sheringa student Sophie Nuske was named the SA Training Awards School-based Apprentice of the Year on Friday.The Cleve Area School student has undertaken an...
Flight training issue in court
Lower Eyre Peninsula residents concerned about the development of a flight training academy at Port Lincoln Airport took their matter to court last week.A...
Focus onto carers
Foster and kinship care is being acknowledged this week with the Department for Child Protection hosting a number of regional events to recognise carers...
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...
