Discovering Whyalla’s art
WHYALLA - As Whyalla prepares to celebrate creativity throughout March’s uneARTh Festival, residents and visitors are being encouraged to explore the city’s artistic legacy...
A more sustainable Bali
Bali has always been a popular ‘go to’ destination for antipodeans, and more recently the World.
Tourists are now travelling far and wide for...
Mixed results in lead report
PORT PIRIE - It has been revealed most reported blood lead indicators have improved in Port Pirie children, while some indicators have worsened.
The 2025...
Club puts heart on the line
PORT PIRIE - A defibrillator will be installed at the Port Pirie Table Tennis Club ahead of this year’s playing season.
Port Pirie Table Tennis...
Election heats up
Last Saturday, 21/2/26 the Governor's office issued the writs for the 2026 State election, ending the 55th South Australian parliament and hence formally triggering...
From the editor’s desk
When the world tunes in to the Winter Olympics, few expect Australia to loom large on the medal tally.
We are a sunburnt country,...
Plan targets growth
REGION - The State Government has released regional plans to guide strategic growth across South Australia over the next 15 to 30 years, with...
Sporting clubs tackle health issues
PORT PIRIE - Sporting clubs and associations in the Port Pirie region have been invited to attend a community presentation designed to support healthier,...
Roadworks on Augusta Highway
REGION - The contractor of the Department for Transport and Infrastructure has begun major road stabilisation works on the Augusta Highway, which will run...
Vandals strike
PORT PIRIE - The Port Pirie Regional Council has condemned continual acts of graffiti and vandalism at Solomontown Beach.
Recently damage was inflicted on a...
Young leaders take charge
PORT PIRIE - Airdale Primary School has held a leadership ceremony to acknowledge a wide variety of student leaders, including two school captains and...
