Equinor visit to learn more about region
Members from Equinor's communication management team visited Port Lincoln this week as part of an annual business travel program. Port Lincoln City Council mayor...
Vision for better mental health
THE participants who attended the National Mental Health Commission's 2030 Vision forum at Ravendale on Tuesday afternoon were asked to think about what they...
Swim champ Chalmers has heart surgery
Olympic swimming champion Kyle Chalmers is confident his Tokyo Games campaign is on track after undergoing heart surgery for the third time.Barely a month...
Turtle a rare sighting in Coffin Bay
Oyster farmers Lester Marshall and Brenton Dutschke were left gobsmacked after successfully documenting a turtle in Coffin Bay waters. The pair were out on...
RFDS flying for mental health more
RESEARCH recently published by the Medical Journal of Australia has shown the number of people being transferred to metropolitan areas for mental health care...
Four caught for driving offences
Three drivers were caught speeding in Tumby Bay and a drug driver was caught in Port Lincoln on Monday. Police began an operation targeting...
Lock still open for business
Business in Lock was dealt a recent blow with the closure of the town's supermarket but local councillor Creagh McGlasson believes the service will...
Stop signs hinder harvest: councils
The Eyre Peninsula Local Government Association has appealed to the state government for stop signs at rail crossings to be removed in light of...
Big crowd drawn to Brenalta
SALE SUMMARY 2019Poll Merinos 2019 | 2018Offered 60 ...
Industry upturn is promising
It has been an extremely tough few years for the South Australian oyster industry after the outbreak of Pacific Oyster Mortality Syndrome in Tasmania...
Hage claims Open honours
More than 130 players descended upon Port Lincoln Golf Club this past Saturday to battle it out in pristine conditions.
Players travelled from all...
