Orienteering fun continues
NUMEROUS salt lakes challenged orienteers at Kapinnie Lakes. The views of the landscape, cloud formations and vegetation reflected in the lakes were a big distraction...
Cummins bowls
CUMMINS Bowling Club had a successful 2015-16 bowling season. Here are just some of the highlights including winning teams and individuals.
Good natured tennis fun
GREAT Flinders Junior Tennis Association finished its 2015/16 tennis season with Hewitt taking out the grand final in warm conditions. The players had a school...
Over 60s inaugural Supa Series a success
GRANT Hayman, Ross Mickan and Chris Minhard of Cummins and Jim Fusstook of Port Lincoln, took out the second day of the Port Lincoln Bowling Club’s over 60s...
KI on way out of Mortlock
THE Mortlock Shield committee is looking for an association to take part in the carnival with the impending exit of Kangaroo Island.Kangaroo Island Football...
New logos for Lincoln teams
PORT Lincoln’s two Mortlock Shield teams will have a bit more identity to them going forward with newly designed logos.Lincoln City’s will show a...
Golf fun continues
THE men’s competition played a stableford round on April 14 with some high scores being hit. S. Nettle won the day on 41 points, G....
L-plater 44 kmh over speed limit
AN ‘L’ plate rider was allegedly detected travelling more than 40 kilometres an hour over the speed limit on a motorbike at Port Lincoln on...
Ramblers’ relentless win
RAMBLERS started the Anzac game match hard and fast and scored the first five goals of the game. Mikaela Richardson was moving well at goal...
Rivals to go head-to-head
ROUND three Great Flinders football kicks off this week with Tumby Bay at home taking on the winless Saints. United Yeelanna and Lock will do battle...
Looking back: Port Lincoln marks Anzac Day
Port Lincoln commemorated Anzac Day with a well-attended dawn service.
The 6.30am service saw a strong crowd brave the cold temperature and drizzling rain to...
