‘I try to make them proud’
Young Sam Mayes used to dominate the junior colts football competition in Port Pirie and was soon hitched as a rising star to the...
New towers on the skyline
Christmas decorations and promotional signs will be able to hang safely from new and stronger light-towers in Ellen Street.In a $150,000 project, 13 new...
Royalty for rifleman
Paul Savage lay in wait like a cobra, his rifle coiled within a specially-made sling.Gently squeezing the trigger – bang – he fired off bullseye number...
Tales told in brushstrokes
The opportunities Port Pirie provides, the colours of the local landscape and the unique stories of three proud aboriginal women and their connection to the...
Distracted driver who caused death of motorist jailed
A man who had a wrestling DVD playing in his car when he caused a crash which killed 89-year-old Harvie Spencer near Port Germein...
On the road again
It was looking like the end of the world, but now Alexander Street has re-opened for a bright new future amid the multi-million-dollar city-centre...
Football fever spreads at St Mark’s
As St Mark’s College Year 6 students Alexa Manners and Georgia Munro played with their red Sherrin footballs on Monday afternoon, their passion for...
Drama for the doctor
Thanks to a university education and long history as an actor, Sheila Duncan was quick to see the coincidence in a name.Our new arts and...
Meet the Barracuda and galah
Old cars don’t come much cuter than Geoff Chase’s Barracuda.With a tinted, tapered rear window over the immaculate gold paintwork, this Plymouth has turned heads since...
Supporting local, precious lives
A baby’s first cry. The patter of little feet across a lounge room floor. The mumbling of an infant’s first words.For all new parents, these...
Input on skills, training
REGION - TAFE SA has expanded the membership of its Eyre Peninsula Regional Skills Advisory Committee (RSAC) in a move aimed at strengthening community...
