Coffin Bay to host Nature Festival events
Nature Festival is returning with three events in Coffin Bay as part of the 2024 program, thanks to a partnership between Lower Eyre Coastcare...
Cruise ship ahoy!
The 2024-25 Eyre Peninsula cruise season is underway, with the Diamond Princess cruise ship arriving in Port Lincoln on Wednesday morning.
The season’s first...
Funding boost for regional safety
Applications for the RAA’s Regional Safety Grants are now open for schools, clubs and community groups.
The program is aimed at supporting vital projects or...
Headspace to showcase young talent
Headspace Day on October 2 is a national day of support for the mental health and wellbeing of all young Australians and to honour...
Popular rural women’s day returns
Eyre Peninsula women have the chance to connect and hear from incredible speakers at the Rural Women’s Day EP long-table lunch at Kimba’s Workshop26.
The...
A foxy beat for stoke
The Fishery Bay Surf Reserve Community Stoke Festival wrapped up on Sunday, September 15, after 10 days of family fun and good vibes.
The...
Barngarla baton to pass
The second Barngarla language reclamation workshop was recently hosted by Barngarla woman Evelyn Walker with linguist Ghil’ad Zuckermann, as he works to pass on...
Study delves in Lincoln’s music scene
The “unique” music scene in Port Lincoln has been analysed by UniSA PhD student James Boss and his findings have now been published.
The...
Highway set for improvements
Flinders Highway is set for an upgrade after being identified as one of the South Australian roads in need of improvement to reduce the...
Smiles for grand finals
There were lots of smiles at the Port Lincoln Football League grand final on Saturday as people cheered on their teams and enjoyed chatting...
Freeman finds form
While the Port Lincoln Open may now be in the past, there was still plenty to fight for at Port Lincoln Golf Club over...
