From steel to storybooks
WHYALLA - Whyalla might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of a thriving community of children’s book authors,...
Who’s been seen in Pirie
The Recorder photographer Phil Hensel was out and about at the Port Pirie Market on Sunday, 14 December.
Santa cave open for visits
PORT BROUGHTON - Barunga West Council is inviting schools, aged care facilities and families to step into the festive spirit with this year’s Port...
From the editor’s desk
The Bondi Beach massacre has shaken Australia to its core.
To say I am not naive, yet still shocked, feels like an understatement.
That...
Local artist spins new LP
WHYALLA - Local musician Riley Nicholas will be celebrating the launch of his debut album this week, marking what he describes as the...
Council locks in its future
PORT BROUGHTON - Barunga West Council has locked in its financial direction for the next decade, formally adopting its 2025–2035 Long-Term Financial Plan (LTFP)...
Loans for farmers hit by drought, algal bloom
REGION - Farmers, fishers, and producers who are dealing with ongoing drought or the algal bloom will be able to access two new concessional...
Tobacco blitz nets $1.2m
REGION - A sweeping enforcement campaign has netted more than $1.2 million worth of illegal tobacco and vaping products as authorities cracked down on...
Free calls to Santa hotline
REGION - Santa fanfare has kicked off across Australia, with children lining up at public phones as Telstra’s Free Calls to Santa hotline begins...
Grain production predicted to bounce back
Rainfall in October has helped improve crop yield expectations across parts of South Australia and boosted grain production to an estimated 8.8 million tonnes...
From steel to storybooks
WHYALLA - Whyalla might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of a thriving community of children’s book authors,...
