Fishing design chosen for mural
Port Pirie’s multicultural and fishing history will be celebrated in an expression of public art and community pride. A design called Fisherman won a poll...
Pirie students raise education issues
St Mark’s College and John Pirie Secondary School students came together on Monday to attend a youth summit discussing the educational issues within Port...
Join the convoy of great Pirie ideas
Whatever way you look at it, change is in the air.The $660-million Nyrstar redevelopment has changed the skyline and with it lifted the community’s spirts...
Free pool visits at Brook
Admission will be free at the Crystal Brook Swimming Pool this summer.Port Pirie Regional Council has decided to waive the fees because the Port Pirie...
Bridging the gap between country areas and city
Local educators are calling for schools and communities to collaborate in order to sustain rural primary and secondary schooling. A forum held in Port Pirie...
Safety fears over fence
Fears raised by a Liberal Party candidate about fence breaches at an old uranium plant have been rejected by Geoff Brock.Mr Brock, who is...
Boat ramp to close temporarily
The Solomontown boat ramp will be temporarily closed on two days next week.In late May, the pontoon at the boat ramp was damaged, according...
New age of communication
Managers and staff at community service group UnitingCare Wesley are embracing a new era of communication.The “hub-and-spoke” model is being promoted to keep staff...
Gulf region welcomes status
The Port Pirie, Whyalla and Port Augusta mayors welcomed the state government’s decision to declare the Upper Spencer Gulf an economic participation region.The announcement by...
Christmas cheer in Pirie
The Recorder photographer Phil Hensel was out and about catching up with some Christmas festivities.
