A tuna industry employee has been fired for giving inside information to poachers.
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Breakthrough in Tarlia's bid for rights
New burial rights are a small step for grieving families.
Support for police trial
COFFIN Bay residents have welcomed a 12-month trial for a police officer to be based in the town ...
Aim to halve work injuries
Port Lincoln industry leaders are getting on board a new initiative to halve the number of workplace injuries ...
Call to slow down
Residents want the 60kmh zone extended at North Shields.
From Greenpatch to Miranda Kerr
Not every farmer can say they have helped dress Miranda Kerr... but Phil Hyde can.
YTAP dinner
THE Lower Eyre Peninsula Young Professionals and Tradespeople group (YTAP) had a dinner at Delacolline on Friday night, ...
June finish for new terminal
Lower Eyre Peninsula councillors tour new Port Lincoln Airport terminal
A cross-culture experience
Port Lincoln and Muroto's friendship has been strengthened following the most recent visit.
Dialysis unit demolished
DEMOLITION work has started at the Port Lincoln Hospital.
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GALLERY, VIDEO: Monster tornado kills nearly 100
OKLAHOMA: Dozens of children among the dead, with warnings more deadly tornadoes are on the way.
VIDEO: Storm chasers capture tornado in action
Storm chasers from the mid-western areas of Kansas and Oklahoma have reportedly captured the devastating tornado on camera.
POLL: Election 2013: Hot or Not?
BUDGET SPECIAL: Give Wayne Swan a piece of your mind in an opinion poll with a difference.
VIDEO, PHOTOS: Pony rescued from bottom of well
ORANGE: In an amazing rescue this morning Fuzz, the two-year-old Welsh Mountain pony, was rescued from the bottom ...
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From around the grounds
Action from hockey, netball and football played at the weekend.
Maroons on right track
Great Flinders are on target for a big challenge in this year's Mortlock Shield.
Riders return for limestone hunt
Fifteen riders attended the lovely Limestone Lodge property at Wangary on Saturday.
Junior hockey to go on show
UP to 500 junior hockey players could converge on Port Lincoln during the October long weekend for the ...
Orienteers stretch their legs
LINCOLN Orienteers held their first cross country event for the 2013 season on Boston Island.
50 years for local pony club
ON MARCH 19, 1963 at "The Pines" it was decided to form the Port Lincoln Pony Club.
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National
Joy Baluch: 'A loss for the nation'
REPLAY: See updates & photos from the funeral of Port Augusta mayor Joy Baluch.
Rudd endorses gay marriage
Former PM changes his mind on same-sex marriage and now believes the federal parliament should legalise it.
Lack of sleep greatly increases P-plater risk: study
Young people who regularly miss out on just a few hours sleep are at a hugely increased risk of crashing ...
The downside of palm oil's market saturation
It's everywhere - in your bathroom, your pantry - and if you use make-up, it's probably on your ...
Dubai jails Australian for 10 years over fraud charges
An Australian executive has been sentenced to 10 years jail in Dubai but his junior colleague acquitted in ...
Coalition abandons baby bonus
An Abbott government would dump the baby bonus entirely - even the reduced, means-tested payments proposed by Labor, shadow treasurer ...
Women
More than just scones
The CWA is busy building a place in the hearts of the younger generation.
Angie 'an inspiration'
Breast cancer survivor Jackie Marcus-Aare praises Hollywood actress Angelia Jolie's latest move.
Planning ahead
Time poor? Not a problem, says Bill Granger, who has the answers.
Bill to ban 'anti-vax' kids from preschools
Early childhood centres could have the right to refuse children who haven't been vaccinated.
Obese mums-to-be on rise
Health concerns have been raised over pregnant women in the Hunter Valley
Pumpkin, Pomegranate, Beef And Cous Cous Salad
Masterchef contestant Callum Hann shares his version of a fresh and light salad which won't leave you hungry.
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GALLERY: 'Thanks A Million' to SA's volunteers
Photos from across South Australia of our tireless volunteers who make our communities great.
Who will be SA's next Wildlife Caretaker?
VIDEOS: Three finalists will fight it out to become South Australia's next Wildlife Caretaker.
GALLERY: A life of Joy
Taking a look back at the life and times of Nancy Joy Baluch.
Forums for social inclusion
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer community invited to give input.
Entertainment
2Day FM back on top in ratings
It only took one survey for 2Day to take back the FM crown in Sydney as WSFM recorded ...
Game of Thrones recap: Wedding and bedding ceremonies
Taut psychodrama, and taut psychos - this episode of Game of Thrones has it all.
'I’m disappointed, upset and disgusted'
Courageous Australian stuntman Scott McLean, who was almost killed during a high-speed stunt that went tragically wrong on ...
Team Ricky hits a home run
Ricky, Ricky, Ricky.
Life & Style
Better healthcare needed for immigrant mothers-to-be
Gauri Kashelkar could not be more grateful that Devdatta, her barely two-week old boy, was born in Sydney. ...
Thinking outside the box: Hobart's omnipod
The island state is embracing bold inner-city luxury lodgings, writes Lauren Quaintance.
Why processed meat is on the nose
Daily horoscopes: Tuesday, May 21
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
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Good sports
Sport goes a long way towards helping shape the future of young people.
Rights win
Live life to the fullest
Funerals can be wonderful celebrations of life, writer Donna Kelly shares.
Labor sets a booby-trap as it heads for the door
Trap. Wedge. Trick. Ploy. All these words have been used to describe Wayne Swan's latest federal budget.
Support for research
Uni reform to hurt students
Four in five university students must work to support their studies, juggling an average of 16 hours of ...
Travel
'You're not doing this in my home': lesbian bed ban sparks threats and abuse
The owners of a New Zealand guesthouse who refused to let a lesbian couple share a bed are ...
Beating bill shock of global phoning
Using a smartphone or tablet overseas can result in a horrendous bill, but you don't have to turn ...
Take me to the foot spa
Andrew Taylor walks the rugged coastal splendour of the Great Ocean Road.
Love Boat, a sequel
On-board the Queen Mary 2, Andrea Black discovers the passenger perks that come with being a 'Cunardist'.