Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE! SA Power Networks (SAPN) has started work to bring power to the desalination plant site at Billy Lights Point by […] Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription Get an all access pass to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription © 2025 SA Today Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Adelaide will travel to Port Lincoln for a clash against Norwood this Sunday afternoon. The Crows will be looking to return to the winners’ list after going down to Woodville-West Torrens last weekend. SANFL-listed players named in the team include Jay Boyle, Blake Drury, Skipper Jack Madgen, Jay O’Leary, Stephen Tahana, Hugh Haysman, Cam Taheny, Austin McDonald, Harry Boyle, Will Crane, Jaxon Bennett and Andrew McPherson. Development player Ned Atkinson has also been included in the squad after missing last weekend’s game due to suspension. If Tahana and Bennett line-up in the match, it will mark a homecoming for the pair, who are originally from Port Lincoln. AFL-listed Crows selected include Tyler Welsh, Karl Gallagher, Chayce Jones, Luke Pedlar, Billy Dowling, Charlie Edwards, Lachlan Sholl, Oscar Ryan, Hugh Bond, Lachlan McAndrew, Harry Schoenberg, and Lachlan Murphy. AFL emergencies will be added to the squad. The Crows SANFL squad will host an open training session at Port Lincoln’s Centenary Oval during its Captain’s run on Saturday at 2.45pm. Adelaide faces Norwood at Centenary Oval, Port Lincoln, on Sunday, May 4, at 2pm. The match will be broadcast live on the SANFL’s streaming platform, SANFL Now. The Senior Coach spoke to the media on Wednesday Jordan Dawson and Connor Rozee speak to the media ahead of Showdown 57. Re-watch Crows Live after our win against Carlton. Watch the highlights from our clash against Norwood. Watch this weeks episode of the Crows show. You can watch the show every Sunday at 11am on 7. The Senior Coach spoke to the media after the win against Carlton The Adelaide Football Club acknowledges the Kaurna people as the Traditional Custodians of the Adelaide Plains Region. We also acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples throughout Australia as the Traditional Custodians of their country and their ongoing connection to the land, sea and waters. The electorate of Grey is very likely to stay in Liberal hands following the federal election on Saturday, in what […] Winter is coming and Perlubie Park is ready to welcome travellers from anywhere and everywhere. Local farmers Dion and Jas […] A Port Lincoln man was recently stunned with a $100,000 Instant Scratch-Its top prize win. The winning $5 Queen’s Fortune […] This week, we are flashing back 15 years to May 2010 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. 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There are more players than 2024 - […] CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) and Jacob Kennerley will play for Norwood in their home region on Sunday Norwood heads to its Regional Zone of the Eyre Peninsula for The Teakle Cup this Sunday taking on the Adelaide Crows at Port Lincoln’s Centenary Oval It’s the fourth time Norwood has hosted a SANFL match in Port Lincoln winning two of the three encounters so far against West Adelaide but this year its the Crows making the trip for the first time winning its first three matches against Westies before going down to the Eagles in Round 4 Norwood has had a tough start to the SANFL season winless from its first four matches against the Roosters Despite the 43-point loss to Glenelg last week signs were better for the Redlegs who led the game by two points in the final stages of the third quarter before the Tigers kicked eight last quarter goals to run out 18.11-119 to 11.10-76 winners Norwood has made three changes to the Round 5 side with injuries to Connor McLean (groin) and Tom McCallum (knee) McCallum will face a large chunk of the season on the sidelines with a knee injury he sustained in Round 4 Isaac Saywell and Ethan Warburton have come into an extended 25-man squad for the Port Lincoln trip Molan is coming off back to back best on ground performances in the Reserves while Saunders also found some form in the Reserves last week with 20 disposals Warburton has been impressive at Reserves level after overcoming a shoulder injury pre-season Both the Crows and Redlegs players fly into Port Lincoln on Saturday and heading to Centenary Oval for Captains Runs that afternoon (Crows 2:45pm The Round 5 game will start at 2pm on Sunday Norwood’s Reserves side take on Woodville-West Torrens at Woodville Oval for the second time in four weeks The page you're looking for could not be found or you may 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breakwaters and seawalls along 21 kilometers of coastline.” “We know these coastal and marine facilities are highly valued by residents and visitors They support commercial fishing and aquaculture and the overall wellbeing of our community.” The draft Marine Infrastructure and Facilities Strategy identifies key strategic issues and outlines priority actions to address them A new Coastal and Marine Facilities Asset Management Plan will be developed to confirm service levels inspection regimes and maintenance schedules ensuring assets are maintained in a financially sustainable way and integrated into Council’s long-term financial planning With an improved focus on maintaining and renewing valued coastal and marine assets the Strategy identifies opportunities to enhance revenue through user charges and strengthen long-term asset renewal planning Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox BWH Hotels Australasia has announced Best Western Port Lincoln featuring scenic waterfront suites and modern amenities BWH Hotels Australasia is broadening its reach in South Australia unveiling a new Best Western property in the picturesque town of Port Lincoln The announcement marks the introduction of the Best Western brand to a destination celebrated for its breathtaking coastal views and rich marine life Managing Director of BWH Hotels Australasia “We are excited to continue our expansion in South Australia with the addition of Best Western Port Lincoln,” he said “This property represents our commitment to bringing the trusted  and global reputation of Best Western to key leisure destinations Port Lincoln’s unique blend of natural beauty and local culture makes it the ideal location for our iconic brand.” transitioning from its former identity as the Hilton Beachfront Motel This rebranded site promises to deliver exceptional accommodation with its 45 newly refurbished rooms the deluxe waterfront suites offer panoramic views of Boston Bay Guests will benefit from direct beach access ensuring a comfortable and convenient experience the property is well-equipped to cater to business events with its dedicated conference room This feature aims to attract corporate groups looking for a picturesque retreat for meetings and conferences The facility is located near local attractions and activities that Port Lincoln has to offer from vibrant eateries to exciting wildlife tours which include shark cage diving and coastal explorations This latest addition follows closely on the heels of the launch of Best Western Adelaide Airport marking the second Best Western property to be inaugurated in South Australia within a year The successful establishment of the Adelaide site has paved the way for further expansions by BWH Hotels Director of Across Australia Parks and Resorts Pty Ltd played a significant role in both projects He cited the success of the Adelaide Airport location as a motivating factor for continuing the collaboration with BWH Hotels “The incredible success 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Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions Tina Traeger has a busy schedule operating Cleve Massage and Wellness Collective When not at work she is soaking up what the region has to offer What is the best thing about working at Cleve Massage and Wellness Collective Being able to improve people’s lives through the power of massage and connection Treating the clients who do not get to experience touch in their day to day lives and helping those who had tried just about everything to help their bodies feel better I enjoy making a difference to people’s lives What is the best thing about living and working on Eyre Peninsula Most people are happy to help wherever they can no matter the circumstance I like how friendly people are and how welcoming communities are What three things would you take if you and the family were deserted on an island when it is warm during the day but cool in the morning and evening What is the most unique/interesting problem that has been presented to you at work Every client that comes in is so different to the last and I just don’t know what is going to come through the door I do love the injuries and conditions where I get to learn more about the condition and try to work out what the cause of an injury is What time does your alarm go off and how does your typical morning unfold I don’t normally need an alarm with the kids while I unpack the dishwasher and pack the kids and my lunchboxes before dropping the kids off to where they are going for the day before heading into the clinic to start my work day Who would play you in a movie about your life What is your idea of a perfect weekend on Eyre Peninsula probably Lincoln National Park with friends Spending the days at the beach or exploring with walks and four-wheel-driving Last movie or show you streamed or saw and was it any good so I don’t have to make a decision on a new show or movie If you could do someone else’s job on Eyre Peninsula or Cleve for one day I love what I do and every day is different so I never get bored After 45 years of dedicated service to public education today will be the final day of work for Mr Port Lincoln High School’s longest-serving employee current PLHS staff were joined by Clive’s wife and several former colleagues for a wonderful farewell party on the Stamford Floor heartfelt speeches and testimonials were delivered by: The culmination of these thoughtful presentations was a wide-ranging and emotional farewell from the man of the moment himself Clive was presented with some tokens of appreciation for an incredible career in education On behalf of the Port Lincoln High School community – which includes the thousands of students and staff who have benefitted from being taught by or working with Clive – we wish him all the best in his thoroughly well-earned retirement TRANSCRIPT OF PROFESSOR WESTWELL’S LETTER TO CLIVE: I am writing to extend my heartfelt congratulations and gratitude to you on the occasion of your retirement after an extraordinary 45 years of dedicated service to the Department for Education Your commitment to public education has been truly remarkable and your impact on Port Lincoln High School (PLHS) is immeasurable you have been a distinguished teacher and leader particularly in the fields of senior mathematics and physics Your ability to inspire and engage students in these challenging subjects has been widely recognised and greatly appreciated by both your colleagues and students your contributions to the areas of daily organisation Your skillset in these areas has ensured the smooth operation of the school and has greatly supported the educational environment at PLHS Your leadership and dedication have left a lasting legacy and you will be greatly missed by all who have had the privilege to work with you I thank you for your unwavering commitment and the significant contributions you have made to the education community I wish you all the very best in your retirement and hope it brings you much joy and fulfilment Website Development by WebQuarters A man has been arrested following an assault over the weekend in Port Lincoln Two groups of people were removed […] Port Lincoln Bowling Club celebrated 100 years recently with rolls down the green and an evening at the clubrooms who has been playing bowls with the club for 25 years said the club held a social bowls day to celebrate on Friday a dinner took place to celebrate 100 years Mrs Gardner said it was a wonderful night for all “We had past players from Victoria and Queensland we had a lot of past players attend the night “The majority of our living life members were there so that was pretty special as well.” and bar manager/club member Dion Stacey looked after the drinks we had a 100-year committee and again Sylvia Parker was probably the mainstay of that – she did an enormous amount of work,” Mrs Gardner said “Then we had a sub-committee that did the decorations for the night and we also produced a 100-year history booklet.” Community members that would like a copy can ask a club member for one we had the mayor and the CEO from the council there,” she said “The male and female presidents from the Southern Eyre Bowling Association were there and representatives from the other four bowling clubs in our association “We also had special guests Ben and Ana Menzel from RAA who made a massive contribution to a raffle that we had on the night.” The clubrooms were decorated blue and silver with big 100 balloons against the far wall A 100-year birthday cake was shared by guests Port Lincoln High School hosted over 200 teaching and support staff from across the Eyre Peninsula for a day of professional learning Today’s training – which focused on the effective integration of CREW into school culture – was led by three acclaimed international educators and Gwyn and Kate ap Harri from XP Schools Gwyn and Kate for sharing their valuable time and expertise with us and look forward to further implementing the CREW model at PLHS nobody thought his wife – 32 years his junior – could save the business he had left drowning in debt SaveLog in or Subscribe to save articleShareCopy link Share via...Gift this articleSubscribe to gift this article Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe The history of Port Lincoln’s fabled tuna industry runs rich with the tales of men who rose from the ashes of post-war Europe to find their fortunes in the savage waters of the Southern Ocean The late Sam Sarin arrived from Croatia in the 1950s with nothing. He worked as a fruit picker and a cane cutter before being lured to the seas. By 2003, his fortune was reckoned to be in the vicinity of $330 million Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Follow the topics, people and companies that matter to you. The sixth annual Port Lincoln Clontarf Academy Awards Night was staged at the Port Lincoln Yacht Club last night The event – which celebrated the success of the 60 Clontarf Foundation members for 2024 – could barely cater for the large crowd of special guests The evening commenced with guests enjoying a tasty meal provided by Clontarf staff and volunteers Two students – Levi Miller (Year 10) and Scott Kropinyeri (Year 8) – performed admirably throughout the night as the ceremony’s MC’s with Year 9 student Beau McLean delivering a Welcome to Country Following a video message from Clontarf CEO Gerard Neesham and an introductory address from Port Lincoln Academy Director Matthew Stokes the names of this year’s worthy award recipients were announced the audience was enlightened and entertained by fantastic video compilations featuring the myriad activities that Academy members have participated in throughout 2024 The special awards (listed below) were presented by a range of invited guests program partners and Clontarf/PLHS staff; they all recognised the boys’ achievements in the fields of attendance Each recipient diligently delivered a heartfelt acceptance speech after receiving their certificate/prize Congratulations to all award-winners and their families on this wonderful recognition Congratulations must also go to 2024 Port Lincoln Academy staff Matthew Stokes Casey Amos and Jack Yeoman – on top of their passionate efforts in managing our Clontarf Academy throughout 2024 they organised and delivered another brilliant awards ceremony Matthew Stokes & former Academy Director Mr Derick Wanganeen & Port Lincoln City Manager of Community Casey Amos & PLHS Deputy Principal Mrs As we eagerly anticipate the start of a thrilling new season Port Lincoln Netball Association has announced that this year’s […] Port Lincoln High School’s 2024 Year 12 Formal was successfully staged inside the Port Lincoln Yacht Club last night The ideal venue was stylishly decorated (by PLHS staff) and afforded stunning views of the bay in the late afternoon and evening light – to top it off our friends at Viterra lit up the nearby silos in PLHS red and blue for our special occasion In addition to a delicious meal prepared and served by the Greenside Bistro team (Chef: Jeremy Hartwich), the function featured access to a professional photographer (Mikaela Frick: Mikaela Frick Photography) for the students and their families before dinner As these (“unprofessional”) photos clearly demonstrate the students looked amazing in their formal wear and greatly enjoyed the company of their peers and attending staff throughout the night A highlight for many was the presentation of tongue-in-cheek special awards (devised by their teachers) to some of our more notable Year 12’s Many thanks to the Port Lincoln Yacht Club and our other event partners for their support in staging our 2024 Formal Michaela Webb and Miss Bambi Britten for their outstanding efforts in organising and delivering such a successful event We congratulate the “Class of 2024” on a fantastic Formal function Dean Lukin Jr has announced 11 allotments are up for grabs through property development Lincoln Cove East under the banner […] Interim closure orders were placed at the tobacco shops on Liverpool Street Jubilee Drive and the shop trading as Dublin […] Port Lincoln High School students attend Standards; this event is an opportunity for each year level to attempt several track and field disciplines and score valuable points for their house Standards is coordinated by the House Captains with valuable supervision and support provided by staff 11 and 12 students are having a go at athletic events such as the 100m Congratulations to all of today’s competitors and the House Captains on your active participation and determined efforts there was plenty of team spirit and positive encouragement on display throughout the day Looking forward to Sports Day (Thursday March 6th at Ravendale) – may the best team win On an exciting night for the Eyre Peninsula medical and dental industry both students and experienced professionals got to interact […]