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New artwork celebrates marine life, traditional stories

Port Augusta City Council chief executive John Banks, Jonas Dare, Aunty Maureen and member for Stuart Geoff Brock. (supplied).

PORT AUGUSTA - The Port Augusta Joy Baluch AM Bridge and eastside foreshore are both displaying a colourful set of […]

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