Flower ladies bloom for last time
THE “flower ladies” have bloomed for the last time.The Port Pirie branch of the Embroidery Guild of South Australia held a morning tea to...
Johnny Cash tribute is back
Johnny Cash The Concert is back in Port Pirie on Friday, November 13, bigger and better than ever before and celebrating 60 years since...
Scouts hit the airwaves
When Scouts want to meet young people from another country, they usually think of attending a World Jamboree. But few people realise that each year...
Remembrance service at World War I gates
The Port Pirie branch of the Returned Services League will be holding a Remembrance Day service at the World War I gates, starting at...
Civic leader questions dredge plan
A councillor has queried whether the council knows what it is doing with a $1 million project to dredge the Pirie River.Cr Joe Paparella...
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,...
Inclusivity through cricket
WHYALLA - The Woolworths Cricket Blast program has wrapped up for Whyalla in 2024, with the program showcasing the bright future of the sport...
