Fishery Bay becomes official national surfing reserve
Fishery Bay was officially dedicated as a national surfing reserve on Sunday as part of the 2025 Stoke Festival.
A large crowd, upwards of 80...
Sun shines for Stoke Festival makers market
The Stoke Festival Makers Market was held at the Port Lincoln Brewing Co on Saturday, October 4, and featured many local stalls.
Available to buy...
R U OK? Conversation Convoy visits Port Lincoln
The R U OK? Conversation Convoy stopped in Port Lincoln last Thursday afternoon, to spread the R U OK? message.
The team, which left from...
Submit your SALT Festival poster design
SALT Festival’s annual poster competition has opened for 2026 and people are invited to submit their designs.
Artists of all ages and backgrounds have had...
Centacare appoints new chief executive
Centacare Catholic Country SA has announced the appointment of a new chief executive officer.
Michele Wachla will start in the role in January 2026, taking...
Application open for 2026 SALT Festival
Applications are officially open for the 2026 SALT Festival, which will be held over the second week of the April school holidays from April...
Dedicated local historian recognised
The work Port Lincoln History Group president Chris Mantle undertakes in documenting and preserving local history has been recognised with a prestigious award.
Mr Mantle...
Presten’s artwork immortalised
Port Lincoln artist Presten Warren’s art is set to hit a wide audience as it is displayed on popular fashion brand Peter Alexander men’s...
Port Lincoln man dies in crash
A Port Lincoln man has died after a single vehicle crash on the weekend.
Police and emergency services were called to Proper Bay Road at...
Council’s Tuna Tossers show their mettle
Port Lincoln City Council members and staff put their best foot forward and got first place in the LG Professionals SA Rural Management Challenge...
Port Lincoln students receive Art Show awards
Two Port Lincoln students are among nine to receive awards at the 2026 SACE Art Show.
The artworks of 142 students who completed SACE Stage...
