Diamond search continues
Companies mining for diamonds on an island off the west coast of the Eyre Peninsula are confident of finding kimberlite rock containing more diamonds...
Sleepout calls on community
Port Lincoln Fred's Van team leader Cath Blake is calling on the community to get behind this year's community sleepout.Registrations are open for the...
Seniors helped with digital world
The Port Lincoln Library hopes to help more elderly members of the Port Lincoln community become computer literate with its Tech Savvy Seniors training...
Todd remembered 10 years on
Almost 10 years on from the death of 16-year-old Todd Edmonds, his family is fundraising for a memorial plaque at the place on the...
Mentors making a difference
Port Lincoln Primary School is growing the number of mentors it has to assist students and provide important one-on-one time.The school has five mentors,...
Kingfish sales up
CLEAN Seas recorded $46.1 million of sales revenue for the last financial year, up 16 per cent from 2018.The company also recorded a 27...
Half century career milestone
FEW people can say they have worked for the same business or company for 50 years but Port Lincoln man, Bruce Dearman, can. He...
Tumby Bay skate park officially opens
The Tumby Bay skate park was officially opened on Sunday, acknowledging the work by Variety SA, Tumby Bay Progress Association and the Bendigo Bank...
Campaign to clean up
A NEW campaign designed to get the Eyre Peninsula community thinking about plastic usage, water pollution and environmental protection kicks off this weekend.Adventure Bay...
Hunt for history begins
AFTER 12 months of research, Koppio resident Karen Fiegert is now on the hunt for information, history, stories and photographs to include in a...
Raiders out to paddle
Blue Water Raiders were joined on Saturday morning by a new paddler, Cecilia Tay, who has just moved to Port Lincoln from Victoria.
Members...
