Farmers get growing season edge at Member Days
More than 100 Eyre Peninsula farmers have started planning for the 2025 growing season after receiving the latest information from industry experts in soil...
Stay safe online
In today’s digital world, staying connected online is more important than ever for seniors.
From keeping in touch with loved ones to managing finances...
Enough is enough!
Peter Lock's letter (‘Jewish rights also matter’, Port Lincoln Times, February 20) is a simplistic defence of Israel’s brutal actions in Gaza and the...
Lobster visits support growth
In the first full month since the lifting of live lobster trade restrictions with China, South Australian producers exported almost 400 tonnes of southern...
Funding supports Youth Week event
A collaborative Youth Week event is being organised for April in Port Lincoln after West Coast Youth and Community Support (WCYCS) successfully received a...
Regional group’s new chairperson appointed
Regional Development Australia Eyre Peninsula (RDAEP) has announced a new chairperson will lead the organisation.
Sue Chase will take over from Bryan Trigg as chairperson,...
Moth’s art makes waves
Daniel “Moth” Ross is currently showcasing his paintings at Port Lincoln cafe The Rogue & Rascal, alongside a piece of artwork by his daughters...
Bedford art flying high
Artists from Bedford’s Port Lincoln Learning and Experience Hub have created artwork for an exhibition on show at Adelaide Airport until the end of...
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...
Positions filled for season deciders
The remaining position in each Lower Eyre baseball grand final was filled on Friday night, with Indians claiming wins in the A grade and...
