Street art class brightens carriage
Year 10 students at Cummins Area School have given an old train carriage a new lease on life by painting it as part of...
Sign of inclusivity for Ungarra students
Ungarra Primary School is promoting inclusivity among its students and supporting one student in particular by teaching Auslan at the school.The school has been...
Success in life built on dedication
My parents John and Jan Dunn moved to Lock in 1980 with my brother Paul. In years to follow Katherine, myself and another brother...
$55,880 a year for FTA trial
The Lower Eyre Peninsula Council is set to make just under $56,000 from Flight Training Adelaide's (FTA) trial commercial pilot training program in 2019-20.Councillors...
United direction for region
Eyre Peninsula's councils are working together on a regional strategic plan to deliver a cohesive direction on the region's key areas and increase chances...
Portraiture to launch upcoming art workshop series
A series of local art workshops from portraiture to basket making are coming up thanks to a grant from Country Arts SA.The grant will...
Flashback Friday 1986 | GALLERY | Port Lincoln Times
What can you remember from 1986?Drake and Lady Gaga were born.The prime minister was Bob Hawke.The Top Song was That's What Friends are For...
The Bush Telegraph
A woman was getting ready for a weekend date night with her husband before he went away for work.As she did her hair in...
Football legend to share Parkinson’s journey
The Eyre Peninsula community will have the chance to hear the story of a South Australian football legend's battle with Parkinson's disease while also...
Letters to the editor
The chorus of concern over the rise in the Solid Waste Levy, whilst justified, is a clear signal that we need to do something...
Wanilla look to young guns
Wanilla Rangers has welcomed back some young stars ahead of the 2026 Port Lincoln netball season.
Former player Katie Reaper will step into the...
