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Flashback to January 2003

This week, we are flashing back to January 2003 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you […]

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Day for harmony celebrated

Harmony Day was marked by Port Lincoln Multicultural Council with a vibrant and inclusive celebration on Friday 20 March. People from a wide range...

Wayback wins flag in thriller

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Major Fringe honours for rising star

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If your election “information” can’t reach a town, it can’t serve a democracy

The Electoral Commission’s main public information spend this election has been channelled into outdoor advertising and digital. That might look modern on a spreadsheet, but...

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Port Lincoln’s Charlee Watt is making waves on the national and international stage, with her original coffee cabaret Caffeine Fiend earning multiple prestigious accolades...

BMW just better than Hyundai

In a thrilling Port Lincoln ladies’ summer bocce competition match on Tuesday BMW was able to take the points against Hyundai. There was little to...

What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds

Uniting Country SA Port Lincoln Gambling Peer Support Group Thursday 26 March, 12.30pm, if you are experiencing gambling harm or are concerned about someone else’s gambling,...

Mates are on a mission across EP

Ben Pettingill and Mike Rolls are determined to redefine what it means to be ‘tough’ through their Mates On a Mission program, which is...

Tuna Classic shines in milestone edition

It was a terrific time to fish last week in the Port Lincoln Tuna Classic, with Going Grey named the Greg Noble Perpetual Trophy...

Wingard Terrace in focus

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All set for great grand final

There will be plenty of spirit and eye-catching skills on display when Boston takes on Mallee Park in the Port Lincoln women’s football grand...

Saints celebrate premiership success

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Finals drama in tennis competitions

Port Lincoln Tennis Association is in for a massive week of tennis, with grand final action for the Friday night mixed competition. In addition, Thursday night...

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