Doug enjoys great ‘chime’
When Doug Ahola is not “digging holes”, he is making grandfather clocks with great skill.The reference about “holes” comes from the combination of his...
Senate report not what women need
Living among the Port Pirie population are nearly a dozen women who have been made victim to the under researched and overlooked pelvic mesh surgery. The...
Three cities launch plan to ‘save costs’
Mayor John Rohde says the three Upper Spencer Gulf councils are looking at how they can reduce costs and duplication.He said they also aimed to increase organisational...
Dust storm in the Mid North | GALLERY
Amid the windy and hot weather which occurred state wide on Wednesday April 12, the Mid North became blanketed in a thick layer of...
Torch run
The Law Enforcement Torch Run made its way through Pirie on Wednesday morning, allowing for local athletes who will be competing in the Special...
WW1 exhibition open
A unique exhibition has landed in Pirie in time for Anzac day, The Great War in Broad Outlines, the history of the First World...
Ban would be detrimental to Mid North farmers
The call to ban livestock exports has Port Pirie farmers and local politicians concerned, as the consequence of the ban would have relaying economic impacts across the region. Animal...
Rotary trots night to help needy
Backing winners at the Rotary Trots Night is one way to help fellow residents who are down on their luck.The Rotary Club of Port...
Send us your sport details and community diaries
Welcome to our new-look website. To submit sports details and community notices for publication click on the tab that says “Send Us Your News”...
Maori anger led to a ‘Ferme’ landing
Neville Ferme’s ancestry began at the tip of a spear in New Zealand about 1842.Neville, and hundreds of other members of the Ferme family, owe their...
Nurse program expands care
REGION - Hundreds of patients across South Australia’s Eyre and Far North regions have been accessing free primary healthcare closer to home, thanks to...
