Government’s Rex support welcomed
The federal government’s decision to take on $50 million of debt from financially-stricken Regional Express (Rex) has been met with enthusiasm on Eyre Peninsula.
The...
Coffin Bay good for garfish
What an awesome run of weather we have had these past few weekends, with plenty of fish out and about.
Here is what was biting...
Community spirit strong
Giving and community-minded Lower Eyre residents and groups will be acknowledged this Australia Day.
Sophie Blacker is Citizen of the Year, while Bayside Grind Coffin...
SAPOL spreads water wise message
South Australia Police (SAPOL) has joined partner agencies to beach users to make water safety a priority leading into the Australia Day long weekend.
Police...
Reef Ramble educates
The rocky areas of coastline along Port Lincoln are home to many interesting little creatures and last week community members had the opportunity to...
What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds
Reopening
Tea Rooms
Friday, January 24, 11am to 2pm, St Thomas’ Tea Rooms will reopen tomorrow, serving Devonshire tea and coffee, fresh juices and smoothies, plus...
Cannabis plants seized
A man was reported after cannabis plants were seized from his Port Lincoln home last week.
Police attended a property at about 3pm on Wednesday,...
Community environment centre proposed
Vacant Crown land on the corner of Mark Street and St Andrews Terrace could become home to a proposed community environment centre.
Eyre Bioregional Permaculture...
Fishers show skills to win a prize
Cummins Kapinnie Netball Club hosted a well-supported fishing competition in Coffin Bay on Sunday.
The day was pulled together by the netball club as...
‘Fresh Catch’ claims art prize
The 2025 Bendigo Community Bank Port Lincoln Art Prize was officially opened at the Nautilus Arts Centre last Friday, with a large turnout of...
New players primed for Tasman Imperial
Tasman Imperial has welcomed an array of new players ahead of the 2026 netball season.
Tayla Milligan will lead the club as president in...
