Exploring the micro world within
AS above, so below is the message Sue Redding is trying to convey with her unique micro art pieces.After winning the People’s Choice award...
Playground vandals do $4000 damage
VANDALS caused $4000 in damage when they set fire to Wellington Square playground equipment at the weekend.Police contacted Port Lincoln City Council operations manager Craig Matena...
McCarthy earns recognition
PORT Lincoln local Helen McCarthy received life membership to the SES on October 24 in recognition of more than 35 years of service to...
Safety advice for workers
LOWER Eyre Peninsula workers and business owners were provided with information on workplace safety with a session at the Port Lincoln Hotel on October...
New lobster rules
CHANGES to Rock Lobster fishing laws have been welcomed by the local industry.The new laws, which were introduced on Sunday, coincided with the fishing season...
Reader snapshot
Ruth Evans took this photograph while on a night excursion with the camera club. They set up floodlights among the dunes and captured some interesting images.If you...
Ready for charity ride
TWO Port Lincoln men have shown they are ready to ride for Ronald McDonald House in Adelaide at a public training session on Saturday.Riders...
Lucky riders to get a day at the races
TWO Riding for the Disabled participants from Port Lincoln will have the opportunity to represent the town in the inaugural Riding for the Disabled Association...
Navigator market
A GOOD crowd came out to Navigator College on October 23 for the Southern Cross Twilight Market. A large range of stalls and activities...
Race day for lucky riders
TWO Riding for the Disabled participants from Port Lincoln will have the opportunity to take part in the inaugural Riding for the Disabled Association Race...
Locals rock on SALT Stage
It was a big night at the SALT Stage last Friday, with the Nautilus Theatre hosting Port Lincoln bands Rumble and Jazz Cabbage, followed...
