Program primed for Lincoln return
Eyre Peninsula will welcome the return of the Periods, Pain and Endometriosis Program (PPEP Talk) next month.
Thirteen EP schools will be visited from November...
Wide smiles at anniversary
The Port Lincoln Rotary Club celebrated their 75 year anniversary in style, with plenty of people able to come together to chat and reminisce...
Dudley turns 101
Throughout his life Dudley Noble has remained focused on staying active however he can, and at 101 years old he has no intentions of...
Press play GPSA Harvest 100
Grain Producers SA (GPSA) is amplifying the harvest season with the release of its much-anticipated Harvest 100 playlist, featuring iconic anthems, country hits, and...
Seaweed tames methane
A study has found that whole Asparagopsis seaweed, like the one harvested in Louth Bay by CH4 Global, is more effective than its primary...
Restrictions raise concerns
A recent survey conducted by Grain Producers SA has underlined a dire situation which could impact farmers and their access to chemicals, such as...
EOI launched for local composting facility
Positive results from the Port Lincoln City Council’s Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) Pilot Program - which rolled out to 400 households in March...
Pizza doughraiser
Port Lincoln pizza lovers can get a selected number of large Dominos pizzas at half price until this Sunday, November 3 with new business...
Remembering Ken Bates
Long time resident and community minded business owner Ken Bates of Port Lincoln, peacefully passed away recently at 89 years of age.
Son, Paul...
Applications for sport funding program open
Community clubs are eligible to receive up to $3,000 to cover the cost of essential sporting equipment, uniforms, and other resources that enable participation,...
Navigator students receive special letters
Year 2 students in Jackie Fiebig’s Navigator College class recently received letters from important decision-makers across the country - including the Prime Minister.
This year...
