Photos of the week from South Australia
Fairfax Media’s team of journalists and photographers working across rural and regional South Australia have been busy.Click or swipe on the image above to...
Farmers can still smile after disaster
There is a glint of steel behind the jovial presence of Wandearah East farmer Kym Reid and his son Brett.Their 1200-hectare grain farm in...
700 rush to join solar plan
More than 730 residents have rushed to show their interest in joining a $19-a-week solar-power scheme pioneered by Port Pirie Regional Council.The scheme will now...
St Mark’s gives back from Colour Burst
St Mark’s College has handed over the money that was fundraised in their October 15 Colour Burst to the Port Pirie organisations involved with the...
A rose behind Dark Thorn
Tori- Anne Gill is as per any girl who comes from the country, but in between scrubbing sheep troughs and driving the header, she is...
Fireys face ‘flash-over’ fear in simulation
Fire-fighters got up close and personal in Port Pirie with their most-dreaded scenario – the moments before a “flash-over”.In a converted shipping container, five part-time...
Bosco Prize exhibition
The Bosco Prize exhibition was opened on Tuesday last week at St Mark’s college and features 50 pieces of work from visual art and design...
Arrest over drugs, firearms
Two men from Risdon Park South were arrested on Wednesday, November 15, for drug, weapons and firearm offences. Port Pirie police patrols were called to...
Kmart Wishing Tree appeal launch
Kmart officially launched their 30th year of the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal on Wednesday, partnering with Uniting Country SA to support members of the community in...
Odd socks for a good cause
WHYALLA - Whyalla residents are being encouraged to show their support for inclusion and diversity by wearing odd socks to mark World Down Syndrome...
