Passion for growing
PORT PIRIE - Another 1200 trees have been raised from seed at the Community Garden on The Terrace, bound for revegetation projects at the...
Get to share wonders of marine life with family, friends
PORT AUGUSTA - Port Augusta Coastcare will be holding a free family-friendly event, Science of the Sea, at the Port Augusta Yacht Club next...
Call for women
The Australian Women in Agriculture (AWiA) 2025 National Conference will be held in Adelaide this August.
The conference theme, Growing Futures – Breaking Barriers,...
Your say on city’s growth
PORT AUGUSTA - The team at Regional Development Australia Far North has released a survey as part of its engagement for its Infrastructure for...
Mice marching on
Grain growers are advised to remain vigilant by monitoring mouse numbers in the lead-up to sowing.
The latest meeting of the National Mouse Group (NMG)...
Whyalla’s iconic buildings
WHYALLA - Despite not being known for its feats of architecture, Whyalla boasts some of the most unique buildings in South Australia.
Maritime Museum curator...
First Nations Grants now open
In great news for the Murraylands new funding has been announced for First Nations communities in regional and remote South Australia.
It is part of...
Volunteer to help with ride
PORT PIRIE - Volunteers deliver more than just help in communities, and for the Red Cross they do so in many ways.
Bec Cunningham, who...
Power rates holiday over
STATEWIDE - LGA South Australia has welcomed the move from Senator Frank Pangallo to introduce legislation that will remove a 25-year council rates holiday...
Artists ‘intersect’ projects
REGION - Guildhouse and Country Arts SA have announced the return of the regional artist professional development program, Intersection, which will connect artists in...
Smelter’s future uncertain
PORT PIRIE - About 1,300 workers in Port Pirie and Hobart are facing an uncertain future, after Nyrstar failed to secure a funding agreement...
