Residents flock to estates
As a farmer, Malcolm Meyers is keeping his flock together.As well as lambs, his “flock” includes young families and retirees who buying into his...
New fines for overstaying RV travellers
Port Pirie has amended its policy towards recreational vehicle travellers.In a review of the RV Friendly policies at Port Pirie Regional Council, civic leaders...
Hum of success
The hum of your wheels on Port Pirie district roads is the sound of music in the bank.Our roads have been given the once-over...
Aussie men ‘do the chores’
Australian men have been given a pat on the back by a Japanese visitor – for doing the domestic chores.Hisae Oyama says men in...
Customs office to remain open
Opening hours at the city’s customs office on The Terrace will be cut.Although it will continue to be a service available in Port Pirie,...
Exciting term ahead for Risdon
THIS term promises to be exciting for students, parents and care-givers at Risdon Park Primary School.This is according to principal Carolyn Clinton in her...
School teacher holds Aboriginal Culture Day
John Pirie Secondary School Aboriginal Education teacher Cara Fiebig, along with her class, held an Aboriginal Culture Day.Throughout the day, 40 Aboriginal students from...
Be bushfire prepared, says council
Summer holidays are a time for relaxing with family and friends but can easily turn to tragedy if travellers are not prepared for the threat...
Nancy to be honoured for 50 years of service
Nancy Jaeschke will be honoured at the Meals on Wheels SA’s major awards ceremony on its annual Awardee Day on November 13, and will...
Girl Guides celebrate special day
Making kites and flying them is great fun. This was discovered by 10 Crystal Brook Girl Guides aged from 6 to 12, their three leaders and...
In market for new faces
WIRRABARA - Organisers at the Wirrabara Producers Market put the community on notice last week, highlighting concerns for the event's future.
While the monthly markets,...
