Ten-hour radiothon hopes to raise $10,000 for Jack
A radiothon is aiming to raise $10,000 in 10 hours for seven-year-old Jack Kemp, who has been battling a rare form of brain cancer...
Wayback open Demon Den
Wayback Football Club has been working to help build the strength of its junior sides and the 'Demon's Den' is the latest step in...
Panel discusses Bight plan
Elliston residents Ian and Jay Dudley have returned from a symposium about oil extraction in the southern ocean at the University of Sydney, where...
Foster carers still needed
LAST year 21 Eyre Peninsula children had to be placed in homes in other parts of the state due to a shortage in local...
Mussel spat future sustained
Local mussel farmer Andrew Puglisi is looking to establish a local hatchery for mussel spat. Mr Puglisi, who grew up in the local prawn...
Flashback Friday 2004 | GALLERY
Who do you recognise from the pages of the Port Lincoln Times in 2004 (January to March)?If you're viewing the photos on mobile, remember...
Pink shirts start talks
Port Lincoln Impact Fertiliser workers have swapped their fluoro yellow shirts for pink ones on Fridays to raise breast cancer awareness.For every pink shirt...
Burn-off reignites at Ungarra
Firefighters spent about 14-hours trying to extinguish a fire burning in difficult terrain at Ungarra in one of two fires across the Lower Eyre...
Diabetes alert dog raises awareness in Tumby Bay
Renae Birkin and her diabetes alert dog Pippa are raising awareness on support animals for students at Tumby Bay Area School.Miss Birkin, who was...
Dancers celebrate Easter
Enthusiastic dancers, embraced the Easter dance at Lipson, themed with bunny ears, cotton tails and a beautiful sponge cake decorated with Easter eggs.The love...
Eyre Peninsula produce to be showcased
Eyre Peninsula is set to feature as part of next month’s Tasting Australia festival, and mouths will be watering with four local events.
Kicking off...
