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SALT shines once again

The SALT Festival once again hit all the right notes in 2026, with a jam-packed program of exciting events and awesome activities for people...

Anzac Day march in Port Lincoln

The Anzac Day march on Saturday commenced along Hallett Place at 10.30am with veterans, returned servicemen and women, next of kin and army cadets...

Youth plan endorsed

Port Lincoln City Council has set out a five-year roadmap to better support and engage young people in the community. The Youth Action Plan 2026-2031...

Efforts commemorated in Coffin Bay

Squid ban in Spencer Gulf

Eyre Peninsula produce to be showcased

Airport chief appointed

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Sport

Tasman Imperial enjoys winning start

Tasman Imperial got revenge against Boston in the Anzac Day A1 grand final rematch by 16 goals, while Wanilla Rangers was no match for...

Hockey season gets underway

Port Lincoln Hockey started its 2026 season on the weekend with matches across Friday night and Saturday. Wanderers and Panthers got their respective campaigns underway...

Rangers overrun Eagles in rematch

Two kicks or less decided all three A grade matches in round one of the 2026 Port Lincoln Football League season, which kicked off...

Freeman finds form

While the Port Lincoln Open may now be in the past, there was still plenty to fight for at Port Lincoln Golf Club over...

Zerk shines in XA Falcon debut

He may have only just turned 17, but Jett Zerk is already a very experienced racer. The All Historic Event at Mallala Motorsport Park on...

Beach to Bush begins

Port Lincoln Motorcycle Club launched its 2026 Club Championship in spectacular fashion on Sunday 19 April, with riders taking to the track for the...

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Eyre Magazine

Dream evolves from dusty paddocks

What was once a bare patch that is now flourishing with native flowers, Jasmin Piggott’s colourful Poodra Springs Native Flowers continues to prosper. The Eyre...

Streaky sews wellbeing seed

In a time of social unrest and concern, the Streaky Bay Wellbeing Project provides a chance to strengthen community connection and inclusivity. Late in 2022,...

Familiar Faces: Sophie Blacker

Lower Eyre Council’s 2025 Citizen of the Year Sophie Blacker moved from the Mid North to Cummins 15 years ago and has been giving...

From the Kitchen

With Liam Utting Mix freshly-caught southern bluefin tuna from the waters of Eyre Peninsula together with other dynamic flavours and you will salivate over this...

Sculpting his legacy

Eminent Port Lincoln sculptor Ken Martin has made his name creating some of Eyre Peninsula’s - and South Australia’s - most iconic bronze statues. Along...

History’s keepers

An interest in preserving Far West history now and for generations to come is fuelling the dedicated cohort of Ceduna School House Museum volunteers. From...

SA Government

A Matter of Time

Troy Mathews was just 41 years old when he became the 46th person to die on South Australian roads in 2022. He was alone; a...

Country crashes continue to claim lives

Regional drivers continue to contribute to a high percentage of the state's road toll, with country roads accounting for 60 per cent of fatal...

It’s not a right to drive, it’s a privilege

As the officer in charge of the Yorke Mid North Highway Patrol, Sergeant Tristan Graham has experienced first-hand the impacts road trauma has on...

The pain behind the loss

“THE harm creeps up on you — by the time you recognise it, it's already well and truly taken hold.” These are the words of...

See the signs, stop the harm

RECOGNISING the damage done early, and reaching out for support, are crucial to overcoming gambling harm for regional South Australians. Department of Human Services...

Strong support for regional communities

WHILE the challenges of gambling harm are continuing to evolve, a number of community services are providing support tailored to those living rurally. ...

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Anzac Day commemorated in Port Lincoln

Port Lincoln locals and visitors to the city commemorated Anzac Day with a dawn service at the war memorial in Eyre Park. The number of...

Do as I say, not as I do

Government-appointed leadership members should be setting and providing a strong example for others, particularly during our ongoing and deepening cost of living crisis. First Nations...

Students get technical

Primary school students took time in their holidays for an exciting hands-on learning experience earlier this month, as they took part in an interactive...

Port Lincoln teen arrested for theft

A teenager was arrested this week after being found in possession of a set of car keys at Port Lincoln. Police stopped a youth on...

Weather works wonders

It has been great seeing so many anglers fishing off the foreshore jetty, wharf and out in the bay here in Port Lincoln. The...

Eyre Peninsula towns to host Anzac Day services

Lower Eyre Peninsula communities will remember those who have served their country at services across the region on Saturday 25 April. Cummins: Cummins-Yeelanna RSL Sub-Branch...

Hungry for further success

Lincoln South may have three consecutive premierships under its belt, but there is no case of resting on laurels as the hunt for yet...

Have your say on council communication

Port Lincoln City Council is inviting the community to provide feedback on its Draft Community Engagement Policy. The policy aims to improve the way...

Ink Brats in the lab

There has been a neon-hued glow emanating from Adelaide Place recently, thanks to local screen printers InkBrats’ Glow in the Dark Mushrooms and Brat...

Fabric tells story of region

Two local artists have joined forces for an exhibition at this year’s SALT Festival. Sue Catt (Sue Catt Creative) and Matthew Dodd (Doddlife Photography) have...

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