Market’s final taste
After two decades A Taste of Eyre Peninsula is packing up for the last time, with the committee and friends celebrating its success in...
Open for change
The new Port Lincoln KWY office space on Edinburgh Street officially opened last Tuesday.
The Kornar Winmil Yunti (KWY) space, which in Ngarrindjeri is translated...
Art, music and wine equals fun
Boston Bay Winery will celebrate SALT Festival with awesome artwork and catchy music covers at the Evolving Horizons Closing Gala.
The event on Saturday...
Poor state of local beaches
My wife and I regularly walk the local beaches around Port Lincoln and we have noticed an increase in plastics washed up on our...
The Bulk Food Shack makes central move
The Bulk Food Shack recently made a move to one of Port Lincoln’s busiest streets.
The business has moved to 58A Liverpool Street after being...
More than 100 hearts
Young at Heart Intergenerational Playgroup had a wonderful afternoon to finish off term one last week, with a few milestones and a special guest...
Love notes heading to SALT
Port Lincoln artist and producer Eliza Wuttke is bringing ‘Love notes to the Laundromat’ back to SALT Festival for 2025.
A writing desk will...
Flashback to April 1980
This week, we are flashing back 45 years to April 1980 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
Council reviews stormwater plan
Port Lincoln City Council has reviewed projects within its Stormwater Management Plan following the receipt of consultant reports on proposed projects, updated cost estimates...
New Aboriginal youth commissioner appointed
Kaurna, Narungga, Ngadjuri and Ngarrindjeri man Dale Agius was appointed the new commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People by the state government last...
Hage claims Open honours
More than 130 players descended upon Port Lincoln Golf Club this past Saturday to battle it out in pristine conditions.
Players travelled from all...
