Students working through new forest project
Students from Seaview Christian College are helping grow more than just their knowledge through the school’s Forest Project.
The Forest Project over four years has...
Tennis club calls support
PORT PIRIE - The Risdon Park Tennis Club has called on the community to support a fundraising car boot sale this month, as it...
Those were the days
Full name: Anthony ‘Ginger’ Sampson
Town of residence: Port Pirie
Town of birth: Port Pirie
Year of birth: 1942
Age: 83
Mother and father’s name: Kathleen and George
Number of...
Time to rediscover Kirra
There’s something about Kirra, from the pristine open beach to the laidback community vibe to the latest restaurant openings - it’s a popular seaside...
Set to load special pantry
BUTE - Barunga West Council, the Bute Early Learning & Primary School, and the Bute 2000 Onwards Committee have all partnered to launch a...
Winter festival awaits
PORT PIRIE - The Port Pirie Regional Council has confirmed the return of the SALA Winter Festival to celebrate the city’s 150th anniversary.
Planning has...
Odd socks for a good cause
WHYALLA - Whyalla residents are being encouraged to show their support for inclusion and diversity by wearing odd socks to mark World Down Syndrome...
150 years of rail history
PORT BROUGHTON - Regional transport history will be celebrated this year, with the 150th anniversary of the opening of the horse-drawn railway between Port...
From the editor’s desk
Rain sweeping across much of South Australia in recent weeks has been welcomed by farmers eager to begin seeding.
After dry periods that left...
If election “information” doesn’t reach, it can’t serve a democracy
The Electoral Commission’s main public information spend this election has been channelled into outdoor advertising and digital.
That might look modern on a spreadsheet,...
Pirie ready for arts festival
PORT PIRIE - The Port Pirie Regional Council is calling on artists across the region to take part in this year’s South Australian Living...
