IT’S TURR-IFIC
The first roll of turf was laid at Memorial Oval on Tuesday, marking a milestone in the construction of the new sports precinct. Member for...
Joe’s heart beats for Pirie – forcefully
It was the 1970s and the legendary Risdon ruckman and enforcer Joe Clark was playing football at Memorial Oval.There was a throw-in from the boundary...
Nosey Parker: From the 1990 archives
The winner of Junior Miss Picnic was Kristy Smith, 2nd Emma Joyce and 3rd Hannah Wallace. The Ladies Picnic Queen was won by Louise Elliott, 2nd Kelly...
‘Tea for two’ in gallery
The Embroiderers’ Guild Port Pirie branch currently have over 30 techniques of work displayed in the Port Pirie and regional art gallery for the Gentle Arts...
Toil and trouble
The Caputo Family’s final Halloween display proved to be a spooky and popular house to visit on Tuesday night, with crowds flocking up Senate...
Furnace fires up in major project
The Port Pirie Nyrstar “transformation” achieved a milestone with the first feed into the new enclosed furnace built in a $660 million project.The state...
New name, new logo but same care
UnitingCare Wesley Country SA has under gone a re-brand and is now Uniting Country SA. The old and tired red and green logo has been...
State award for journo
The Recorder’s senior journalist, Greg Mayfield, has been honoured with a state award from the Victim Support Service for his work in the campaign...
$10 million for John Pirie
John Pirie Secondary School will be receiving $10 million under the State Government’s Building Better Schools program. The program, announced on Monday, is the State’s largest...
‘The day I carried a .32 pistol’
As a young paymaster at the Port Pirie Post Office, Roger Davis left nothing to chance.He was required to carry big amounts of cash...
