Former locals win big
TWO former Eyre Peninsula residents have been recognised for their work with people living with disabilities in the National Disability Awards.Kate Swaffer was a...
Sea dragon code is ready for divers
A LEAFY sea dragon diver’s code of conduct has been placed at the Tumby Bay jetty thanks to the work and passion of Eric...
30 years as volunteers
PETER and Margaret Foster have been South Australian Ambulance volunteers for 30 years.They reached the milestone earlier this month and in their time have...
A Variety Christmas
FOR the second time ever Ladies of Variety came to the Port Lincoln Hotel on Thursday to hold a Christmas party for the local children. About...
Fungi under a microscope
ALL of us have been affected by fungi from time to time, perhaps in the form of dry rot in timber, a tasty meal garnished...
Fire affects Herald staff
MANY people have been affected by the Pinery fire in South Australia’s Mid North, including the staff at the Barossa and Light Herald.Although the...
Region Six helps fight Pinery fire
CFS REGION Six has sent a team of firefighters to assist with the fires burning in South Australia’s Mid North.The Pinery Fire remains a...
Red Hot Summer Tour cancelled
FANS of the Red Hot Summer Tour in Port Lincoln will have to wait for another year after event organisers announced the cancellation of...
Cultural exchange to be ongoing
STUDENTS and teachers from Port Lincoln Primary School and Cummins Area School recently returned from Huantai Experimental Middle School in Zibo, Shandong Province, China.In...
Abuse main cause of death
PARTNER violence is the leading cause of death, disability and ill health in Australian women aged 15 to 44, and Aboriginal people are two...
Looking back: Tigers light up bright future
Boston Football Club turned on its four new lighting towers at Poole Oval with 120 past and present players, members and supporters in attendance.
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