‘St Ernie’ has final ‘word’ at his funeral
The family called him ‘brother Ernie” and one went as far as to described him as a “saint”.But late much-loved Lutheran Pastor Ern Heyne had...
‘Acidic’ comments at reunion
The workers from the smelter’s acid plant lived up to their name at a reunion on Thursday.The retired men jested “acidly” among themselves that...
$240m value for assets in council region
The latest yearly report for the council offers an intriguing insight into the size and scope of the organisation.The Port Pirie Regional Council has...
Brad’s condition improves
The family of Pinery fire victim Brad Dennis, of Baroota, is heartened by his improving condition in the intensive care unit of the Royal Adelaide...
Mixed fortunes for squash
In the space of three days, squash player Sonia Clarke went from feelings of despair to hope.On Friday, December 4, she was told that the...
Buskers on a mission
The strains of the renowned Christmas carol, Silent Night, rang out with meaning, thanks to two young buskers.Aislynn and Ayeisha Everett were rehearsing the beautiful...
Good turn of the shovel
Scouts are taught to “do a good turn”, whether it be helping an elderly lady across the road or opening a door for someone.Shane Hoger may...
Triumph for Army Cadets
Members of the 414 Army Cadet Unit pride themselves on being resourceful, just like soldiers in the field of battle.The unit began 25 years...
Drainage work soon
Council will embark on the first stage of its Port Pirie central business district revamp early in the New Year by improving stormwater drainage.The Port Pirie Regional...
Right man, right time – Mayor
Ern Heyne was the “right man at the right time” In Port Pirie and was an outstanding citizen, according to Mayor John Rohde.He said...
Free workshop for business
PORT PIRIE - Retailers in the Port Pirie region have been offered the chance to participate in a free workshop delivered by Regional Development...
