Workforce shortage an issue
Federal agriculture minister Bridget McKenzie visited Port Lincoln on Wednesday to meet with primary producers and she says she wants Australians to know more...
Rain forecast promising
Decent rainfalls are expected across South Australia this week, including the Lower Eyre Peninsula, as a change filters in due to a number of...
Question mark on stimulus
The Port Lincoln Racing Club is hopeful the recent announcement of a stimulus package for South Australia's racing industry will safeguard thoroughbred racing through...
Port land waiver upheld by council
The Tumby Bay District Council has reaffirmed a decision made in 2017 to waive a conservation-based land management agreement (LMA) for the proposed Cape...
Tunarama quest now open for entrants
ENTRIES are now open for the 2020 Tunarama Ambassador Quest with three early entrants already confirmed.Port Lincoln Tunarama is calling for entries for the...
Shields offers a mixed bag
There has been some wild weather this week but those that headed out on the better days managed to find plenty of fish.Venus and...
Liebenberg wins journalism scholarship
Navigator College alumni and first year university student Ayla Liebenberg has been awarded a 2019 UniSA Regional Journalism Scholarship and says her passion for...
Highway vandals strike again
The Lincoln Highway has been vandalised for the fifth time following a clean-up of the previous anti-Flight Training Adelaide (FTA) graffiti last Thursday costing...
3.5 pc rate rise for Tumby district
Ratepayers in the Tumby Bay District Council area will pay an average 3.5 per cent more for their rates next financial year if the...
Bluebottle caution
Bluebottle sightings on beaches at Tumby Bay have prompted warnings from the local council and the Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula.Andrew Freeman from NREP said...
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....
