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James, from Port Augusta, is taking part in a new program which will benefit Indigenous culture. 542697_01

REGION - A landmark Indigenous ranger program in the Cooper Basin has reached a major milestone, with its first recruits […]

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Free fringe event at Uni

WHYALLA - A free community event will offer Whyalla residents a preview of a major new cultural experience when Immersive Worlds Discovery Day takes...

Show and shine returns

Shopping precinct powers

Hughes retains seat of Giles

Tradie receives honour

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Shopping precinct powers

REGION - The Port Augusta central building district and Westland Shopping Centre in Whyalla have both been formally declared ‘Designated Shopping Precincts,’ as...

Hughes retains seat of Giles

REGION - Incumbent Member for Giles Eddie Hughes has retained his seat, securing a fourth successive term in Parliament. While counting is still ongoing...

Tradie receives honour

REGION - A tradie from Northern South Australia was one of six winners recognised for their skill, passion and contribution towards their local communities...

Eagles host preseason spectacle

REGION - A pre-season football competition is set to hit the Upper Yorke Peninsula, as five sides from across the state descend on Port...

Multicultural festivities

Sun, solar art trail opens

PORT AUGUSTA - The power and presence of the sun will take centre stage this weekend as the 2026 Solar & Sun Sculpture Exhibition...

Fringe returns to Flinders

REGION - Fringe in the Flinders is set to return to Quorn on Saturday, 28 March, offering a regional showcase inspired by the atmosphere...

Augusta juniors celebrate

Augusta gets colourful

The Transcontinental photographer Sue Dalla Santa captured the colour and fun at the Multicultural Festival in Port Augusta on Thursday, March 19.

Students working through new forest project

Students from Seaview Christian College are helping grow more than just their knowledge through the school’s Forest Project. The Forest Project over four years has...

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