Premier’s NAIDOC Award nominations open
Nominations are now open for the 2024 Premier’s NAIDOC Award, recognising Indigenous South Australians who have made an extraordinary contribution to the lives of...
Desal plant site preparation continuing
Investigative works are underway for SA Water’s proposed Billy Lights Point desalination plant which will inform the design of the plant and connect land...
Sophie talks the benefits of gardening
People had the chance to bolster their knowledge on gardening and learn how beneficial it can be on people’s wellbeing and mental health, thanks...
Water committee to visit
The recently formed Legislative Council’s Select Committee on Water Supply Needs of Eyre Peninsula is travelling to Port Lincoln this month to hear evidence...
Lone pine planted at Garden of Remembrance
A lone pine was planted at the Port Lincoln RSL Sub-Branch’s Garden of Remembrance during a small ceremony on Wednesday, April 24.
The lone pine...
Country Cabinet coming to region
State government officials, led by Premier Peter Malinasukas, will visit Eyre Peninsula next week for the seventh Country Cabinet meeting.
The visit on Thursday, May...
Seafood insight at symposium
A seafood symposium was held at Boston House last week as part of SALT Festival, with guests hearing from leading seafood industry members from...
Cardboard City crowned a hit
Cardboard City was an idea brought to life by Port Lincoln’s Belili Cowley and it has been a huge success at this year's SALT...
The mystery of the missing machinist
A former Port Lincoln resident is doing a deep dive investigation into Thistle Island and all the history it holds, including one the most...
Smiles for footy start
There was a large crowd at the traditional Port Lincoln Football League Anzac Day clash at Centenary Oval last Thursday, as they watched and...
Flashing back to May 2007
This week, we are flashing back to May 2007 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
