Airport upgrade underway
WHYALLA - The $32 million Whyalla Airport upgrade is now well underway, with preliminary works for the construction of the mobile asphalt plant (MAP)...
Birth certificate program to host Port Augusta session
PORT AUGUSTA - The Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program has expanded to South Australia for the first time.
The program has become available at...
Get into cultural festivities
PORT AUGUSTA - The city of Port Augusta is set to come alive next month as its Multicultural Festival is set to celebrate Harmony...
Call for new measures
REGION - Drought conditions during the growing season impacted crop performance in many parts of the state, but improved farming practices have helped boost...
Rufus returns to Orroroo-Carrieton as chief executive
ORROROO-CARRIETON - Stephen Rufus has been announced as the District Council of Orroroo-Carrieton's new chief executive officer following a formal recruitment process.
He returns to...
Learn beyond the classroom
WHYALLA - Children’s University has opened its enrolments for 2025 and is seeking some of Whyalla’s brightest young minds to join.
The Children’s University, which...
Help advocate on childcare
PORT BROUGHTON - The Barunga West Council will host an official launch of the Regional Childcare Desert Advocacy Project (RCDAP), an initiative aimed at...
Standing the test of time
ADVERTORIAL - Originally inhabited by the Ngadjuri people, the mid north of South Australia was explored by Edward John Eyre and his party in...
Nyrstar spend up in town
PORT PIRIE - Nyrstar has released its latest economic value report, which details $143.5 million of direct spend within the Port Pirie Regional Council...
Who’s been seen in Pt Pirie
The Recorder photographer Phil Hensel visited Sporties Tavern and the Lions Club free skin cancer screening sessions.
