Council faces possible election
PORT Lincoln City Council is preparing for a possible supplementary election later this year, just in case councillor Andrea Broadfoot is elected to federal parliament.If Ms Broadfoot...
Nominee walks back in time
FIFTH generation Port Lincoln character Joanne Utting loves history, she enjoys a good walk and she talks a lot.So when she heard someone in...
Flathead and squidding
PICTURED is Chloe O’Keeffe who caught this nice 56cm flathead before her dad had even managed to rig up.Australian Salmon Competition results for June:...
Less sharks for expert’s second visit
A RENOWNED shark expert has praised the Neptune Islands as a premier location for observing great white sharks but has noted a decrease in...
Women get firey for August
THE Firey Women workshops are well underway for 2016 following a successful workshop in Cummins and one coming up in Port Lincoln.The Firey Women...
Good outlook for ram sales
THINGS are looking promising for local ram breeders ahead of the start of ram sale season on the Eyre Peninsula.All areas of the Eyre...
A journey back to play time past
THROUGHOUT July people can have a look at what made up childhood in years gone by with the Once Upon a Time display at the...
Red Cross sanitary care
PORT Lincoln Red Cross has started a project that will give women in financial need access to sanitary products. Red Cross Eyre Peninsula and Far West regional...
Awards red carpet
PEOPLE stepped out onto the red carpet last Friday night for the Film and Music Entertainment (FAME) Awards at the Nautilus Theatre. Many dressed to...
Locals support domestic violence ride
LOCAL man Ivan Phillips is holding two fundraising events in preparation for his charity ride to raise awareness for domestic violence.There will be a fundraising...
Looking back: Tigers reflect on 50 successful years
After 50 years and many A grade premierships the North Shields Baseball Club is still going strong and looking to the future.
Prior to...
