Looking forward Lower Eyre
ROADS will be high on the Lower Eyre District Council's agenda in the new year. Road works and the provision of infrastructure will be the main...
A busy new year for Port Lincoln
Looking forward to 2016, Port Lincoln City Council mayor, Bruce Green said he is confident it will be another busy and exciting year. There will be...
Tumby Bay looking for input
ON behalf of the staff and elected members of the District Council of Tumby Bay, I’d like wish you all the best for this year...
GALLERY: 2015 new arrivals
IMAGES of the births which appeared in the Port Lincoln Times throughout 2015.
MFS, CFS contain grass fire
CFS and MFS teamed up to put out a fire near the Port Lincoln Racecourse on Sunday evening.Firefighters was called out at about 6.45pm to...
Hotel security assaulted
A PORT Lincoln man, 21, man was arrested for assaulting a security guard at the Pier Hotel on Saturday night.The man was removed from the...
Surf’s up with new furniture art
PORT Lincoln has added another unique piece of furniture to the central business district with a surfboard bench installed on the corner of Washington...
Card safety up your sleeve
AS people get their credit cards out to do their shopping in the lead up to Christmas, the Port Lincoln Neighbourhood Watch is providing...
Boundary changes back in the spotlight
Efforts to move the boundary between the Port Lincoln City Council and the Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council to incorporate more properties within the city have...
Navigator students receive special letters
Year 2 students in Jackie Fiebig’s Navigator College class recently received letters from important decision-makers across the country - including the Prime Minister.
This year...
