Flashback to March 2009
This week, we are flashing back 16 years to March 2009 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
Great global smiles
Port Lincoln's inaugural Multicultural Global Fest brought together people from various cultures at Flinders Park on Sunday afternoon.
People of all ages were entertained with...
Cultures create chats
There were plenty of conservations and cultures shared at the Multicultural Global Fest in Flinders Park in Port Lincoln on Sunday.
The inaugural event was...
Supporter group hits the ground running
Eyre Peninsula Crows Supporter Group has hit the ground running as it approaches the start of the 2025 AFL and SANFL seasons.
The group held...
Friends clean up trail
More than 30 people were out to clean Parnkalla Trail on the annual Clean Up Australia Day, including 83-year-old Cath Dickie and seven-year-old Hugh...
Popular Galah Bar returns for Kimba Cup
The annual Kimba Cup will be the feature event when Kimba Racing Club holds its 112th annual meeting in Port Lincoln on Sunday, March...
King George whiting in good numbers
There was some amazing weather over the long weekend and despite the dodge tides, there were plenty of fish caught.
Here is what was biting...
Borda to run for Grey
Whyalla deputy mayor Peter Borda was announced as The Nationals’ candidate for Grey in the upcoming Federal Election, making his first foray into politics...
Liberal candidate tours Port Lincoln
Liberal candidate for Grey, Tom Venning toured Port Lincoln last week, meeting with stakeholders and the Port Lincoln City Council.
Mr Venning was joined by...
What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds
Meal time
St Thomas' Tea Rooms
Friday, March 14, 11am to 2pm, St Thomas' Tea Rooms will host Devonshire tea and coffee, light lunch, barbecue sausages...
Smoke no case for alarm
SA Water will carry out smoke testing in Port Lincoln’s sewerage network in late April to help identify any incorrect or illegal stormwater connections,...
