Friends shave for cure
Kate Taylor and Tash Fitzgerald’s passion to support the fight against cancer was clear for all to see as they raised money and awareness for Melanoma Institute Australia...
Jumping for Joyce
Steve Joyce, Port Pirie Regional Council’s airport manager, won the Overall Pride of Workmanship title at the Southern Flinders Business, Employment and Training Awards on...
‘Let’s hear the full story’
After months of deliberations, the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission is being accused of telling only one side of the story.The blast came from...
Road safety lessons learnt young
Despite many still mastering how to ride a bike, our region’s children are learning the important rules of the road thanks to the Port Pirie...
Annual international lunch
The Port Pirie and Crystal Brook branch of the Knights of the Southern Cross recently held an international luncheon in celebration of Migrant and...
Youth forum inspires all
Inspiring stories from young people dominated the Southern Flinders Youth Forum and Expo hosted by Independent Member for Frome Geoff Brock on Tuesday night.Around 100 people...
Wettest August in 20 years
Temperatures during August were very close to average, and rainfall was the highest for 20 years. The August rainfall of 63.4mm on 12 days was...
Recorder talks to Jacobs, Lynch
Footy finals fever is sweeping across the country, and with the Adelaide Crows getting ready for an elimination match against North Melbourne this weekend...
How the Great Escape began in Port Pirie
Paul Brickhill, author of The Great Escape, The Dam Busters and Reach for the Sky, spent childhood years in Port Pirie when his father...
September means one thing …
Wake me up when September ends. These lyrics, from the Green Day song, sum up the life of a Port Pirie journalist, or editor...
Markets boost community
More than four years after Lisa Jarrett first came up with the idea, the Stirling North Markets have grown into a monthly staple that...
