Nosey Parker: From the 1971 archives
A newly formed Flinders Ranges Soccer Club launched with the colours green and gold on their guernseys. The secretary was Tom Hunter, vice president...
City was mostly spared from storm’s fury
When you look at the awful images flooding social media and news outlets of rivers bursting banks and home-owners frantically trying to avoid disaster,...
Wettest September in 15 years
September was cold and wet with below average temperatures and well above average rainfall.When gale-force winds damaged electricity towers near Port August and Melrose,...
Storm rewrites tidal records
Port Pirie’s record high tide level was equalled during last week's 'one in 50-year' storm event on Thursday, putting the community on high alert.At 6:30pm...
True extent of jetty damage captured | VIDEO, PHOTOS
The true extent of damage to the Port Germein Jetty has been captured on drone video.The footage, supplied to The Recorder by Anthony ‘Norm’...
Local crops dodge disaster
“It was a bit like the old Russian Roulette – the gun was loaded but it went off elsewhere.”That was the view of Baroota farmer...
Long bomb winners
The winners of the Long Bomb Competition at the Smelter’s Picnic:Grade 3 and Under:1st Brock Kerrick 28.4 metres2nd Thomas Casserly 28 metres3rd Liam Saler 26.8 metresGrade 4-5:1st Ethan...
Jetty smashed – again
Residents of the seaside town of Port Germein have been dealt another blow to their iconic jetty – high water and storm conditions caused thousands...
Program continues powerful message
Young male drivers are statistically more likely to be involved in a serious or fatal crash on the roads in comparison to their female...
Cuttlefest art prize open
With the city’s iconic Cuttlefest just around the corner, the 2025 Cuttlefest Art Prize has been officially launched and is now accepting submissions from...
