Improvements for tourism
Major works are about to start at the Point Lowly cuttlefish dive site to ensure everyone visiting the unique location can do so safely....
Commercial fishery grant
The Department of Industry, Science and Resource (DISR) has recently announced a new grant in collaboration with the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC)...
Community marks 150 years
WANDEARAH - Wandearah is a rural farming district in South Australia, established on December 31, 1874 and to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the...
Quit your way in May
South Australian smokers are once again planning to put away their cigarettes for the fourth annual ‘Quit your way in May’ campaign.
‘Quit your...
Plan to enhance health care
Boosting aged care and mental health services is a priority for the Yorke and Northern Local Health Network’s (YNLHN) new five year service plan...
Quiet, we’re hunting dunnies!
HOPPING in the car and taking off for a day's outing, business trip or holiday adventure is always fun, but many people often have...
Free workshops for artists
PORT AUGUSTA - Local First Nations artist Charmaine Wilson has been hosting free art workshops for adults every Wednesday morning in the Yarta Purtli...
Years of family reunions
PORT PIRIE - The Martin families got together and reunion was an idea hatched by Philip Martin, from Karkoo, a small rural centre located...
Discover history of the Run
CRYSTAL BROOK - Steve Hyde said he’s ‘almost’ a local, laughing as he counts up 15 years in the Brook.
He’s been involved in just...
Innovation, collaboration rewarded
Whyalla’s LIBERTY Primary Steel has won a high commendation for its basic oxygen steelmaking slag at the Australia Steel Institute Steel Sustainability Awards.
The...
Fashion parade raises funds
PORT BROUGHTON - Community spirit was on full display at a recent fashion parade, with funds raised to support patient care at the Port...
