St Mark’s College celebrates special achievements
Achievements were celebrated, masses were shared and lasting memories were made as the St Mark’s College Class of 2016 were officially farewelled last week.Amongst...
Council declares war on mozzies
Port Pirie Regional Council has begun treating mosquito breeding sites within the region.The treatment is expected to be finished this week. This summer is expected to...
Changing library perceptions
Cooking French pastries, building chalkboards, gardening and Photoshop lessons are things you don’t normally associate with a library.However, Port Pirie Regional Library is experiencing a...
Nosey Parker: From the 1938 archives
The Pirie Tennis Club charges three pence per player each week to pay for balls. New balls were issued between 2pm-4pm each Saturday and...
Praise for mighty ‘Midge’
His nickname is “Midge” and it might mean a speck on the windowsill of history, but David Johnson has pulled in a screamer in...
Gold at Rainbow’s end
There were tears and smiles when a $105,000 “pot of gold” appeared at the Rainbow Ball in memory of cancer victim Melisa Ward.The event on...
Community spirit more alive than ever before
“One of the greatest things about this community is the ability to look after each other.” These words came from our hospital’s Director of Nursing...
December rain in Adelaide
The splash-hit West End stage production Singin’ in the Rain, starring Jack Chambers, Gretel Scarlett and Erika Heynatz, will splash-down in Adelaide at the Festival Theatre...
Wonder through science
The fascination of science and inventions had students at Mid North Christian College eagerly rallying around to participate in Science Week activities recently. Students...
Running for a cause
WHYALLA - A young Whyalla resident has helped to raise funds for charity by running throughout the month of March.
Bodhi Bodinner, aged 11,...
