Politicians outline vision
Do you agree with our findings that two-thirds of Port Pirie Recorder readers are satisfied or very satisfied with the level of Federal Government...
LETTERS
CYCLISTS CREATE MAYHEMNever before have I come across government regulations that were so ill-conceived, poorly researched and applied.Numerous times now, I have walked out...
Traders’ meeting
The annual general meeting of the Port Pirie Chamber of Commerce and Industry will be held at 5.45pm next Wednesday, June 22, at the Port Pirie...
Levy to rise by $80,000
The region around Port Pirie will pay an extra $80,000 towards the Natural Resources Management levy.Finance manager with Port Pirie Regional Council Lynne Walden...
Tide times in our waters
THURSDAY - 5:56 am 1.75m; 10:17 am 1.57m; 4:57 pm 2.68m. FRIDAY - 12:31 am 1m; 6:45 am 1.96m; 11:21 am 1.52m; 5:35 pm 2.88m. SATURDAY...
Nosey: From our paper’s 1992 files
The year 1992 was important for the gas company as it marked its 100-year association with Port Pirie. The company’s involvement with Port Pirie began...
Honour for Haydn’s life of service
Haydn Madigan’s lifetime of service to the community has been justly acknowledged with an Order of Australia Medal.Mr Madigan was bestowed with the prestige award for his services to veterans...
Quality results from leadership summit
The Port Pirie Youth Leadership Summit was hosted at the Virtus Soccer Club.The purpose of the summit was to gather student leaders from Years 5...
Arise, Sir Lancelot …
It is hard to put a dollar figure next to helping your community, but the contribution of Lancelot Leak, better known as Lance, must be...
Brian still in full flight for 90th
“A fortunate life” – this was how Brian Condon described his 90 years from birth through a career as a company chief, aviator and Rotarian and...
Embracing opportunities
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