P-plate driver fined
A young Port Lincoln driver was fined after he was stopped for drink-driving on Monday morning.
Police stopped a vehicle on Oxford Terrace at about...
Lincoln South funding approved
Lincoln South Club has been approved for $95,000 in principal financial support by Port Lincoln City Council for infrastructure improvements currently underway at the...
Future marina needs outlined
Port Lincoln City Council has noted the Strategic Assessment of the Future Needs of the Commercial Fishing Industry in Port Lincoln and resolved to...
Tammy tracks her heritage
Port Lincoln resident Tammy Roberts is in mid-production for a David Lomas Investigates episode endeavouring to find her biological family.
Ms Roberts said she...
Desal progress being made
As part of the Eyre Peninsula desalination project, SA Water announced this month works have started to connect the plant to the local electricity...
CH4 named global leader
CH4 Global has been named as one of the world’s top 50 United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goal leaders.
The UN developed 17 Sustainability...
Students explore careers at St Joseph’s
As part of National Careers Week, students across reception to year 6 at St Joseph’s School Port Lincoln had the opportunity to explore the...
Sarah is stable and true
Sarah, who turns 25 this year, is a bay horse at Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) at Port Lincoln who stands out because...
Flashback to May 1990
This week, we are flashing back 35 years to May 1990 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
Whale in the bay
Whale watching season officially started this month, with several humpbacks making their way through nearby bays.
Sleaford Bay has had a handful of sightings over...
The place to go for koalas and picnics
Mikkira Wild Koala Sanctuary is a privately-owned property south of Port Lincoln and open again from Wednesday 15 April for people to enjoy a...
