St Joe’s retreat to assist
St Joseph's School staff have used their annual retreat day to give back to the Port Lincoln community.
From playing table tennis at Bedford...
Clothing store closes
Retail clothing store Black Pepper on Tasman Terrace will be closing its doors on Saturday, September 14 at 1pm.
Store manager Alana Crowe said...
Medical scholarship funding available
The Country Education Foundation (CEF) of Port Lincoln recently received generous funding from the Lawes Family for a medical scholarship to be available for...
Book Week at Lincoln Gardens
Lincoln Gardens Primary School celebrated Book Week last month with a dress-up day and parade.
Choppy waters deter fishers
There have been less than ideal conditions for fishing most of this week for Port Lincoln and surrounds.
The winds have been blowing and the...
What’s on in Port Lincoln and surrounds
Group meeting
Prostate Cancer Support Group
Friday, September 6, 5pm-7pm, a discussion forum on prostate cancer will be held at the Grand Tasman Hotel meeting room....
Tacoma’s Danish gift exchange
The Tacoma Preservation Society has been working with the people from Grenå in Denmark after a major mechanical failure in the propeller system.
Society...
Residents reveal mixed PATS experiences
The Patient Assistance Transport Scheme (PATS) has continued to prove to be a prevalent topic of conversation on Eyre Peninsula, as people remain eager...
Committee collects desal info
The Water Supply Needs of the Eyre Peninsula Select Committee has revealed it is not convinced on the science undertaken on the desalination plant...
The Bush Telegraph project making an impact in Port Lincoln
A community capacity-building project has been quietly delivering meaningful outcomes for children, young people and families across Port Lincoln for the last three years....
Desal gets green light yet concerns remain
The desalination plant at Billy Lights Point has been given the green light by the state government.
Planning Minister Nick Champion approved the $330 million...
