Lions Club kept busy in winter
The Lions Club of Port Pirie has been busy during winter. The club’s barbecues at the Port Pirie Producers Market and Cheap as Chips continue...
Suffering shouldn’t be the only option
Dying with dignity. It’s an option everyone should have at their final stage in the cycle of life. Sadly, it’s still not possible and our...
Multiple drug drivers caught in Mid North
Police detected three motorists in the state’s Mid North with drugs in their system on Monday.A 26-year-old woman in the Yorke Mid North region tested positive...
Gates open new era
A piece of Smelters Picnic history now stands tall in Port Pirie, ready to welcome thousands of people to the annual event once again.The H.V. Merlino...
Bond to open new chapter for veterans
Malcolm Bond has become the successor to Haydn Madigan as the president of the Port Pirie sub-branch of the Returned Services League.He was voted in...
Student talents on display at arts festival
Brush strokes, photographs and stunning live performances brought the 2016 John Pirie Secondary School Festival of Arts to life recently.Students from years 8 to 12 were encouraged...
Festival of the Arts
The Port Pirie community came together to celebrate the talents of local students at John Pirie Secondary School’s annual Festival of the Arts for 2016.
Rain, windfall for bureau
Recent wintry conditions have not only set up a bumper crop for the region’s farmers; they have also blown in a gift for the Nelshaby Agriculture...
Suffering shouldn’t be the only option
Dying with dignity. It’s an option everyone should have at their final stage in the cycle of life.Sadly, it’s still not possible and our...
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,...
