Be on lookout for endangered moth
While most of us think of moths as nocturnal creatures, have you heard of the pale sun-moth?
It is an endangered species of day-flying...
Go Downtown to have fun
PORT AUGUSTA – Umeewarra Downtown, "Where the Desert Meets the Sea," is set to return this month at The Barracks, bringing together an impressive...
Defibrillator presented to Appila church
APPILA - An automatic defibrillator was presented to members of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Appila, by the Lions Club of Rocky River...
New home for special community food pantry on trial
PORT BROUGHTON - The Port Broughton Community Food Pantry will relocate to the Uniting Church Op Shop from the March long weekend.
The move, part...
Greater legal support boost
WHYALLA - The State Government’s Legal Services Commission has established an emergency legal service in Whyalla, in an attempt to boost its presence in...
New policy concerns regarding future exports to Europe
Concern has been raised for the future of agricultural exports to Europe following the release of the European Commission’s new vision for agriculture and...
Toward new sports facility
PORT PIRIE - A project that has captured the imagination of the community has taken a step closer to realisation with the Port Pirie...
Citizen scientists wanted
South Australians are being urged to record frog calls using the FrogSpotter app as part of the 2025 FrogWatch SA.
It is a seasonal census...
‘Warp speed’ payouts
WHYALLA - The first meeting of creditors of the Whyalla Steelworks was held earlier this week at the Westland Hotel, disclosing the true extent...
Medicare clinic promise
Community members in Whyalla could receive urgent care which is bulk billed and without waiting hours in a busy hospital emergency department, if the...
Wild dogs continue chaos
One year after the Victorian Government’s decision to reinstate dingo protections in north-west Victoria, Livestock SA has again raised serious concerns about the impact...
