Cold dip for mental health
Lincolnites banded together for a Cold Nips Dip on Saturday, October 12, raising more than $500 for mental health initiatives.
Among the dippers was...
Group explore extensive collection
Charlton Women in Business and Agriculture members, partners and a visitor or two recently met at Lee and Neil Russell’s home for a walk...
Eyre Futures excited about changes
Eyre Futures has welcomed two exciting changes to its Port Lincoln service delivery, with the office relocated to Unit 7/80 Tasman Terrace, while its...
Eyre Care supports everyday living
Locally-owned and operated National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provider Eyre Care has been servicing the lower Eyre Peninsula for six years, supporting NDIS participants.
Eyre...
Grant reopens to help students
Country Education Foundation of Port Lincoln has reopened its grant applications and youth in the area are encouraged to apply for a grant to...
25 years of Southern Eyre Bird Club
Southern Eyre Bird Club celebrated 25 years since its founding on Wednesday, October 9.
The evening saw club president Fran Solly introduce the guest speaker,...
Women row with Tacoma
The Tacoma Women’s Rowing Group get together every Wednesday through the summer months in one of Australia’s oldest surf boats.
Claire Webber goes along to...
Club hosts Fun Fly
Port Lincoln Model Aerosport Club held a Fun Fly at its field in Coomunga over the October long weekend.
The club had visiting modellers from...
No change to council composition
At its most recent council meeting on September 16, Port Lincoln City Council moved a motion to adopt its representation review report.
Under the Local...
Flashing back to October 1993
This week, we are flashing back to October 1993 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
Registrations open for Clean Up Australia Day
Registrations are now open to be involved in Australia’s longest running and largest national days of environmental action.
In 2025, Clean Up Australia will celebrate...
