Duniam commits to work with industry
The new Assistant Forestry and Fisheries Minister Jonathon Duniam committed to working with the fishing industry on issues including quotas and trade during his...
Severe weather warning ahead of weekend
Residents on Lower and Eastern Eyre Peninsula are being asked to prepare ahead of a cold front which will move through parts of the...
Flashback Friday 1998 | GALLERY | Port Lincoln Times
What can you remember from 1998? We look back through the pages of the Times from April to June of that year. The prime...
Surfing and the success of failure
I entered high school aged 12 with a reading age of a six-year-old. I was mildly dyslexic. I did not progress well. It was...
Aquaculture on show
The popular interactive aquaculture centre will be back at this year's Port Lincoln Show but show organisers hope to share the opportunity around in...
A bright future
More Eyre Peninsula residents are taking up the government's solar energy initiatives, including the Virtual Power Plant (VPP) program, which is preparing to move...
Phillips journeys to ride free of DV
Ivan Phillips embarked on another trip around Australia on his motorcycle last Thursday to advocate against domestic violence. Mr Phillips is 'Riding Free of...
Tourism provides $347M boost to EP
The tourism industry in South Australia has given the economy a $7.2 billion boost according to new figures from this year's National Visitor Survey,...
‘Deoch an doris’ for Caledonians
The Port Lincoln Caledonian Society is inviting people for lunch and maybe a "deoch an doris" (a final drink before parting) as it holds...
Looking for a perfect match in London
There are many tales of living in London. Some stories are of the good but more often they are of the bad. The good...
Items stolen during school break-in
Police are investigating a break-in at a Port Lincoln school this week.
Police were called to St Joseph’s School on Mortlock Terrace, Port Lincoln about...
