Bingo for wishes
The Port Pirie branch of Make-A-Wish will be holding a bingo night at the Port Pirie Sporting and Community Club, Broadway Road, on February...
Mosquito problem
The mosquito problem is increasing. Council started its third round of spraying treatment for the 2015-16 mosquito season, with 28 locations around Pirie being identified for...
Stage is set for $4m boost
Good financial management has led St Mark’s College to embark on new developments worth about $4 million.Without charging higher frees, other than for inflation,...
Ladgrove’s music makes global waves
For any Australian musician, it’s hard to gain recognition and airplay in America. But local resident Rod Ladgrove has seen success in the United States,...
Two art-forms collide in exhibition
A new art gallery exhibition embracing textile art with the written word is now showing at the Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery.‘Time After Time’...
Quick thoughts for ex-sprinter
Turning 98 last Friday, Lorna Allchurch had a quick thought about her sprinting career.In fact, it was very speedy – she won the 100-yard women’s gift...
Hub design evolving
The Port Pirie Regional Council has called for detailed design tenders for the Port Pirie Regional Sporting Complex.The tender has now been released and...
There’s a twist to Hollywood film
When the Hollywood movie Raising The Bar hits screens around the world, a group of Port Pirie gymnasts will be flying high.The gymnasts have...
Maggie’s music proves a hit
You would be hard pressed to find a local musician who has done more in such short time than Maggie Rutjens.Maggie, a 20 year old...
‘Pam-tastic’: A busy whirl
Pam Sard loves her hometown so much that she puts many hours into maintaining its lifestyle. Our newest Australia Day Citizen of the Year, Pam is...
Business to send welcome
The 2025 Masters Games are set to bring excitement and opportunity to Port Augusta, welcoming athletes of all skill levels and boosting the local...
