Dinko Tuna Farmers reflect on past, look to future
Dinko Tuna Farmers has unveiled a statue on site commemorating the company's namesake and a man fondly remembered as a leading pioneer of Port...
Suspended sentences for airport fight
Two Port Lincoln men have received suspended sentences for a fight involving an axe handle at the Port Lincoln Airport last July.Willis Trott, 27,...
Book wins another award
Local author Melanie Quinn's children's book, Freddy Follows, has taken out the Picture Books Preschool category at this year's Independent Press Award.The children's book,...
Interest in solar savings
A REGIONAL blackout last month has triggered an increase in interest in a new solar energy scheme and Regional Development Australia Whyalla and Eyre...
Fishery recognises 35 years of service
Greg Palmer has been recognised for a 35-year contribution to the Spencer Gulf and West Coast Prawn Fishermen's Association with an honourary award.He has...
New grain plan needed for EP
Regional Development Australia Whyalla and Eyre Peninsula (RDAWEP) has supported an appeal to the state government and Grain Producers SA (GPSA) to develop a...
Depot up for heritage listing
The Port Lincoln rail depot could become the city's seventh place on the South Australian Heritage Register after it was nominated recently.The site was...
Exciting life path still being forged
I was born in Port Lincoln as the eldest of three daughters to Wayne and Michelle Smith. In 2000, I graduated from Sacred Heart...
Letters to the editor
I read with interest the article on Kym Callaghan, a member of the Mid West Health Advisory Council from Elliston, calling for a psychologist...
One more gap in region’s health services
Another gap in Eyre Peninsula's access to health services - in particular mental health services - has been highlighted, this time by the presiding...
Wayback to bring excitement
Wayback will hit this Port Lincoln netball season full of excitement, with some fresh faces and returning players set to take to the court....
