From Frome to Stuart
In a titanic clash between two sitting MPs after the electoral boundaries were redrawn, Independent Geoff Brock has come out on top to claim...
St Marks celebrated Harmony day
Assistant principal at St Marks College, Katie Pole said the college has always Harmony day, and this year classes focused on belonging and inclusion,...
Labor landslide: How your seat fared in South Australian country
Incoming Premier Peter Malinauskas led the Labor Party to a landslide win at the state election on Saturday.The party picked up new seats as...
Beep-beep, it’s Brock
"Beep-beep, it's Brock" the cars seemed to be saying as they passed the house of new Independent Stuart MP Geoff Brock in Port Pirie...
First Port Pirie mental health exposition
The Yorke and Northern Local Health Network Aboriginal Health Team celebrated Close the Gap Day on Thursday, March 17 by holding their first ever...
Volunteers needed
The Pichi Richi Railway Preservation Society (PRRPS) is hosting a special volunteer train event to give potential volunteers an insight into the organisation. Recently...
Jetty motion receives majority support
The Port Germein Progress Association were pleased with the turn-out and promises made at a public meeting concerning Port Germein Jetty on Thursday, March...
Hydrogen plant gets boost
The Marshall government has pledged an extra $15 million to progress Trafigura's $750 million Port Pirie Hydrogen Project and has written to the federal...
Cyber safety workshop for local students
Over 600 students across Port Pirie, Port Augusta and Whyalla took part in the Digital Thumbprint Program, run by Optus, to improve their cyber...
Feeling ‘sheepish’ at school
Agriculture students from St Mark's College got a crash course in crutching sheep as a part of a two-day industry-sponsored program.Crutching involves shearing specific...
Nunga Screen returns
REGION - A celebrated First Nations film showcase will return to Port Pirie this year, marking a major milestone and continuing to share powerful...
