Zonta learns about kinesiology
THE newest Port Lincoln Zonta Club member Julia Collins spoke about kinesiology at the August 23 meeting.Ms Collins explained that it is a natural therapy that...
Coalition should abide by plebiscite
WHEN John Howard decided to change the definition of marriage in 2004, there was no clamour for a plebiscite. The Marriage Act of 1961 had...
Elliston’s net fix
A BUSINESS case on how to fix the poor mobile phone and internet service in Elliston has been put together by the Elliston District Council and...
Veteran speaks to Tumby Lions
VETERAN Melinda Baldissera, who served in Afghanistan during her time in the army, was the guest speaker at the last Tumby Bay Lions dinner, held...
Streamlining processes to make life easier
I’M pleased to hear some registration reforms are on the way after a Member for Flinders Peter Treloar had a meeting with Port Lincoln...
Schools tout testing gains
SEVERAL EP schools have seen gains from this year’s NAPLAN results.In the last week, schools have started releasing the results of how their year 3, 5, 7...
Dawson takes on Birdsville
A LOCAL horse trainer is entering several horses during the two day of racing at Birdsville in Queensland, in the race meet his father...
Better access to rego services
RESIDENTS living outside of Port Lincoln could soon be able to complete Service SA registration transactions via email or fax. Earlier this year Member for...
Two escape crash uninjured
TWO people escaped injury in a two-car collision on the Lincoln Highway on Saturday.Police, MFS and SA Ambulance were called to the crash at...
Susie the quiet achiever awarded
PORT Lincoln Aboriginal woman Susie Betts has been honoured at the Gladys Elphick Awards.Ms Betts received the Quiet Achievers Award for her work with young...
Candidate gets on board with rail return
A candidate for the seat of Grey has thrown her support behind the restoration of the Eyre Peninsula railway service.
Independent Anita Kuss says she...
