Lower Eyre Peninsula shack owners asked for policy input
The state government's promise to retain shacks across South Australia, including on the Eyre Peninsula, has taken another step forward as the government calls...
High school students showcase their art
Port Lincoln High School is showcasing the artistic talents of its students with an art exhibition at the Nautilus Arts Centre to coincide with...
Road committee aims to be active
The Lower Eyre Road Safety Committee is aiming to be more active across the area with the increase of heavy traffic on local roads,...
Local named South Australian Business Woman of the Year
Daphne Crowhurst, managing director of fast-expanding local retailer Crowies Paints, has been named Telstra's SA Business Woman of the Year for 2019.South Australian Daphne...
Camp brings artists together
Port Lincoln art group Eyre Arts Action has received $2250 in funding from the federal government's Regional Arts Fund to support an art camp...
Driver, 21, loses licence
A 21-year-old man lost his licence on the spot for six months after being caught drink driving in Port Lincoln in the early hours...
Teachers to strike next Monday
Eyre Peninsula schools will be among public schools closed next Monday after the state's public school teachers voted to stop work to lobby for...
Winter whiting on the way
So far this week it has been cold, cold, cold. Yet a few brave souls got out and managed to get a few fish,...
Shark intrigues scientists
A sighting of an unusual looking shark near the Neptune Islands south of Port Lincoln has left scientists debating what caused it. The photo...
$750K for oyster research
More than $750,000 has been secured to continue research into resistance in pacific oysters to the devastating Pacific Oyster Mortality Syndrome (POMS) virus for...
Fabric tells story of region
Two local artists have joined forces for an exhibition at this year’s SALT Festival.
Sue Catt (Sue Catt Creative) and Matthew Dodd (Doddlife Photography) have...
