July a taxing time of year for everyone
July is a taxing time. It heralds the opening season for viruses. The onslaught has already started - flu, council rates, utilities, taxes, scammers....
Time to change levy collection
THE obligation for councils to collect the state government's Natural Resources Management Levy could be eliminated when the NRM Act is replaced by a...
Poler tribute revealed on foreshore
More than 350 people gathered on the Port Lincoln foreshore on Sunday morning to see the unveiling of a long-awaited sculpture paying tribute to...
Flashback Friday 2009 | Oct – Dec
This week we're going back in time 10 years and seeing who made the pages of the Port Lincoln Times in October to December...
Other ways to keep rates down
The state government's push to cap council rates was finally voted down in the Upper House last week - much to the relief of...
Bright fishing future
THREE members of the Port Lincoln fishing industry and one seafood business had their work recognised with SA Seafood Industry Awards on Friday night.Prawn...
Kangaroos could be culled further to protect EP region
Kangaroos across the Eyre Peninsula could be culled further to protect the region's environment under powers a parliamentary inquiry wants for South Australia's Environment...
Fur seal spotted in Port Lincoln with rope around its neck
A long-nosed fur seal with a type of black rope around its neck was spotted in Port Lincoln today highlighting the ramifications humans can...
Time for a heavy vehicle bypass plan
With the recent closure of the railway, the increased road transport of grain to the Viterra Port Lincoln terminal has aggravated an already...
Workforce shortage a priority
Addressing "significant gaps" in the region's health workforce will be a priority for the new Eyre and Far North Local Health Network Governing Board.The...
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...
