‘Grey’ter representation wanted
With the Liberal Party firming up candidates for preselection in the federal seat of Grey, a new group is on the hunt for a...
Table tennis ladies mark 67 years
The Wednesday Ladies Table Tennis Club recently celebrated its 67th birthday.
The cake was made by Jenny Gosling, candles lit by Jenny Sundelius, fanned...
Surf movies set for Lincoln
The Fishery Bay Surf Reserve Community, Lincoln Cinema and Garage Films have joined forces to showcase monthly surf movies.
The first movie night was held...
Tigers celebrate milestone
Boston Netball Club celebrated its 50th anniversary with a legends match, courtside match support, reunion night and a wind-up over the weekend.
Commemorative heritage...
Flashing back to August 2006
This week, we are flashing back to August 2006 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
Bertram blokes run for RFDS
Young Port Lincoln entrepreneur Clay Bertram of Squids Sandboards and his dad Michael ‘Big Bert’, were recent guests on the Royal Flying Doctor Service’s...
Pip journeys to win
Port Lincoln’s Philippa ‘Pip’ Langford won top spot by age category at her first ever full marathon in July.
An active participant in the...
Plenty of salmon to see
Here is what was biting and where across the region.
West Coast
There is plenty of salmon along most of the coast, with fish up...
Mayor, deputy avoid investigation for breach
No further action has been taken after the Port Lincoln mayor and deputy mayor failed to declare a conflict of interest at council meetings...
Local artists to feature in SALA Festival
The South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival has landed in Port Lincoln with several exhibitions located around the city.
The festival, which runs from August...
Roadies claim tight victory
Shields showcased their full potential against Eagles in round seven of the Port Lincoln softball competition, while Roadrunners secured a victory against Squaws.
A...
