Liberal leader to visit Pirie
State Liberal Leader Steven Marshall will visit Port Pirie next week to meet with businesses, tour Nyrstar smelter and talk to residents about his party’s plans for...
Blaze of glory for recruits
Port Pirie Metropolitan Fire Service has welcomed two new gun recruits to its ranks, with both excited and ready to help and protect their new community.Ben...
Brock may face poll challenge
Independent Frome MP Geoff Brock may face a challenge from an SA Best candidate at next year’s state election.Leader of SA Best, South Australian...
Taya’s great charity chop
After more than 12 months without a haircut and raising over $3,700 for charity, 10-year-old Taya Smith lost her long blonde locks for charity at...
Time for tea
The light clinking of tea cups on saucers created an almost musical accompaniment to the dulcet tones of the Sing Australia choir at Port...
Let there be light
A touch of Hollywood glamour will greet Port Pirie this week when work on the Main Road palm tree lighting project is finished.An initiative from...
‘P’ plater loses licence
A 'P' plate driver has lost his licence after being detected drink driving early this morning.Just after 4am, Saturday June 3, patrols stopped a...
Venturing ‘into the woods’
The Magpie Warblers Theatre Company will bring their collective talents to the stage for the first time this month, as timeless fairy tale characters interact...
Revival of city’s heart!
After many weeks of construction, Florence Street re-opened on Friday.Now the finishing touches are about to be applied to the multi-million-dollar city-centre revival.Port Pirie Regional...
Lead level results positive
Port Pirie’s latest test results show the number of children with dangerously-high blood-lead levels is the lowest in a decade.SA Health’s latest report says that between...
Our people, places in Pirie
Port Pirie Recorder photographer Phil Hensel visited the Risdon Hotel and to see who was out and about recently.
