The mystery of the missing machinist
A former Port Lincoln resident is doing a deep dive investigation into Thistle Island and all the history it holds, including one the most...
Smiles for footy start
There was a large crowd at the traditional Port Lincoln Football League Anzac Day clash at Centenary Oval last Thursday, as they watched and...
Locals rock on SALT Stage
It was a big night at the SALT Stage last Friday, with the Nautilus Theatre hosting Port Lincoln bands Rumble and Jazz Cabbage, followed...
Nick enjoys trip home
Nick Cunningham graced Nautilus Theatre last Friday night as the headlining act, crooning from the SALT Stage to the delight of his loyal local...
Port Lincoln on Anzac Day
People came from throughout Australia to catch a glimpse of the Port Lincoln Anzac Day march to the War Memorial on Thursday, following the...
Community comes together at Coffin Bay
To commemorate the lives of the fallen Anzac soldiers, the Coffin Bay community and visitors met for the annual Anzac Day dawn service.
With...
SALT Festival a success
Another SALT Festival is done and dusted, having provided plenty of enjoyment for people of all ages.
The event ran from April 19 to...
Flashback to May 2004
This week, we are flashing back 20 years to May 2004 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
Fishing strong on West Coast
Here is what was biting and where across the region.
West Coast
At Venus Bay, fishing has been going well for whiting along with snook, garfish...
Crowd turns out for march and service
The Anzac Day march took place in Port Lincoln prior to the mid-morning service.
Returned servicemen and women, next of kins, army cadets and scouts...
Wanilla too good for gallant Saints
In the first round of Port Lincoln Netball’s A1 competition, Wanilla was too good for a gallant Saints side, while Boston snuck home with...
