Million Paws Walk proves a success
The Million Paws Walk took place along the foreshore on Sunday and managed to raise more than $2000 for the Port Lincoln RSPCA shelter.Seventy-five...
Students walk for Sorry Day
A National Sorry Day event was held at Kirton Point on Friday for students to remember and recognise the mistreatment of Indigenous Australians during...
City rate increase
The Port Lincoln City Council is proposing to increase rates for the next financial year by 3.5 per cent to cover the cost of...
Mills pays Port Lincoln a visit
The Port Lincoln Library has renowned Australian author Jennifer Mills as a writer in residence hosting workshops in between writing her new ghost novel.Ms...
Swimmers off to nationals
West Coast Swimming Club has seven members off to represent South Australia at the School Sport Australia Championships in Melbourne in July.Bryce Hammond is...
Steady leadership not a secure future
The election is over, the results are in, the future is clear - steady as we go, no change. Rowan Ramsey is to be...
Pigeon problems raise concerns
The Port Lincoln City Council is hoping local businesses and the community can work together to develop an ongoing pest bird management program in...
New regenerative agriculture officer
Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula has a new regenerative agriculture officer Sarah Voumard as a result of funding from the federal government's National Landscape Program.She...
Council take over
The Port Lincoln City Council has taken over the final stage of the $9.41 million leisure centre expansion to ensure it gets finished after...
Letters to the Editor
I wish to express my strongest objection to the planned closure of the rail network on the Eyre Peninsula.I would have expected that all...
Stitches and Stories come together at opening
The Port Lincoln community gathered on Wednesday 22 April to celebrate the official opening of Stitches and Stories - a unique collaborative exhibition showcasing...
