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Nosey Parker: From the 1990 archives

An international standard softball diamond opens at the Leonard Park complex. The fence cost $10,000.***New life member of the Pirie and Districts Automotive Restorer’s...

Port Pirie SCOSA hub to open its doors

The Port Pirie SCOSA hub’s open day will provide the perfect opportunity for community members to learn about local support services and a changing...

April wetter than average

April was wetter than normal and more than doubled its average rainfall. It had slightly-above-average pleasant sunny days, and nights that were just below...

Impact of knowledge

Asking someone on the street what the Lymphatic system is, or what role it completes for the body, will probably gain you nothing more...

Summit of mayors, MPs

Party politics were put aside as Upper Spencer Gulf mayors and parliamentarians came together to discuss the future of the region. Representatives from the Port Pirie,...

Lions’ lunch legacy lives on

As Port Pirie Lions Club volunteers heaped ice cream and fruit into bowls for residents of St Joseph’s House last Wednesday afternoon, smiles from the...

Mother’s Day

Latest ‘spin’ on wind farm

Councillors and unhappy residents heard the latest favourable “spin” on a proposed $500 million wind farm.But the project slated for a site near Crystal Brook was...

Ray ‘begged’ for a start in lawn bowls

It was a humble start to a great bowling career.Ray Holthouse was just dabbling in the sport 30 years ago when he borrowed his brother-in-law...

Imogen takes sports lead

GLADSTONE – Gladstone High School student Imogen Cunningham is using sport to make a difference, taking her ideas to Canberra as part of the...