Navigator accredited
NAVIGATOR College received a confidence boost for its 2016 school year by achieving International Baccalaureate (IB) accreditation for its middle years program.In November, the...
State WAB conference
CHARLTON Women in Business and Agriculture (WAB) branch is busy planning to host South Australia’s state conference in May.It is the 99th year of...
valentine’s day love
PORT Lincoln Old Style Dance Group celebrated Valentine's Day in style with a dance on Saturday evening. It was an extra special night for Irene Evans,...
Lincoln Minerals waiver granted
LINCOLN Minerals has had a waiver from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) approved, giving the company more time to raise funds for its Kookaburra...
Lovely day at the 50th Lock Cup
The 50th Lock Cup was on Sunday in great weather with a top of 26 and intermittent cloud cover. The 50th race meet attracted about 750...
University year set to start
The latest group of university students from the Lower Eyre Peninsula are getting ready for the impending start of university in the next two...
Farewell to our friend Bernie
BERNIE the Saint Bernard, a beloved pet of Joe and Marcia Valente and a Port Lincoln icon, died on Sunday. Bernie was easily recognised and could often be seen relaxing, watching...
Phenora Lyn exhibit
TUMBY Bay saw the beginning of the exhibition ‘Unearthed, Unseen, Undone at Phenora Lyn Art Gallery and Cafe on Friday. There was a good turnout...
Steady start to abalone season
IT has been a steady start to the abalone season and changes made to the green lip abalone quota last season are continuing to have a...
Tumby looks for damage cost answer
THE Tumby Bay District Council is investigating how to fix stormwater damage to Tumby Bay’s foreshore caused by heavy rainfall events earlier this month.A...
Place for space
Whalers Way Orbital Launch Complex is one step closer to reality, after the federal government granted Southern Launch's recent application.
The Department of Climate...
