Two youths arrested
TWO Port Augusta youths have been arrested for allegedly throwing rocks at trucks on Victoria Parade on Thursday March 9.The two boys, aged 12...
Forget gas, support solar thermal: Repower Port Augusta
An increasingly unreliable supply of gas means SA Premier Jay Weatherill and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull must urgently work together to make solar thermal with storage...
Father Tonette talks to students
FILIPINO priest Father Ronald Anthony Timoner, known as Father Tonette, paid a visit to Port Augusta to speak to students of Caritas College on Thursday...
Don’t miss family fun day
Gladstone Square will be a hub of family fun with the return of the Emergency Services Family Fun Day on Sunday March 19.The free event will...
Ann encourages women
On International Women’s Day, March 8, Port Augusta City Councillor Ann Johnston gave a speech to about 35 Port Augusta women at the Port Augusta...
Local group stands up against radioactive waste
THE FLINDERS Local Action Group (FLAG) will hold a public meeting at the Institute Theatre on Thursday March 16, regarding the proposed Radioactive Waste...
10,000 reasons to smile
The first 10,000 tonnes of rail track have been delivered to outback South Australian locations in preparation for laying down new track for the crucial...
Sensational scribbles
JENNY Grantham’s Just a bit of Scribble exhibition opened at Curdnatta Art Group’s Platform Gallery on Saturday March 4, displaying her unique scribble art.Jenny’s first-ever...
USG focuses on big events
The potential for the Upper Spencer Gulf to grow as a destination for major events is continuing to gather momentum.The region is preparing to host...
New Baluch Bridge mural turns heads
A NEW mural was painted under the Joy Baluch AM Bridge by international street artist James ‘Jimmy C’ Cochran for the Desert Fringe festival.Jimmy C...