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Looking back on 2025 – January

Trent Gregory said after four years of closure, rock lobster export reopening to China was pleasing news. (Charlotte Martin: 452283_01)

- Port Lincoln saw 2025 in with a bang, with a New Year’s Eve celebration and fireworks display that brightened […]

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Season’s best team crowned

Port Lincoln Tennis Association hosted grand finals over the past week, with Friday Night Mixed played in windy conditions that challenged the players. The...

Still-life objects get chance to explain existence

Fishing fuels fun

Boston unveils upgrade project

Grand smiles at footy final

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Fishing fuels fun

Fun and fishing went hand-in-hand at the Coffin Bay Fishing Competition run by Cummins Kapinnie Netball Club on Sunday 22 March. People from throughout...

Boston unveils upgrade project

Boston Football Club officially opened its upgraded changeroom facilities - named the Marlene Turnbull Pavillion - at Poole Oval last Friday evening. The $1.6-million project...

Grand smiles at footy final

A big crowd flocked to Poole Oval last Friday night to watch the Port Lincoln women's football grand finals. The night started with Boston claiming...

What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds

Tech sessions Port Lincoln Library Thursday 2 April, come along to Port Lincoln Library for Being Digital Tech Support Sessions. At 10am is Digital basics apple...

Two drink-drivers detected

Two drink-drivers were detected in Port Lincoln on Monday 30 March. Just after 10am, a station wagon was pulled over by police after allegedly disobeying...

Proud Peckers win premiership

There was plenty for Mallee Park to be proud about following a 32-point grand final victory against Boston in the Port Lincoln’s women’s football...

Flight concern

Port Lincoln passengers were left frustrated last week as a Qantas flight had to be cancelled. On Thursday 26 March Qantas flight QF2580 made a...

Hincks thankful for support

One Nation’s candidate for Flinders Brenton Hincks has looked back on his “incredible journey” over the course of the state election campaign. Flinders was retained...

Serves Hot wins thrilling grand final

The grand final proved too hot to handle for Coastal Chill as Serves Hot won a thrilling Port Lincoln volleyball A grade decider last...

Stingrays win touch football decider

Lincoln Stingrays defeated a gallant Cinematic Experience 7-6 in Port Lincoln Touch Football Association’s 2026 A grade grand final to become back-to-back premiers. The Stingrays...

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