$20 million for drug and alcohol treatment in South Australia
Drug and Alcohol organisations in Port Augusta will benefit from a multi-million dollar grant to boost treatment services in the Far North. $20 million of...
Men’s Shed gets green light
The Pika Wiya Health Service Aboriginal Corporation will get its own men's shed thanks to a grant worth $144,500 from the federal government's Building Better Regions...
Boost for Green Power Festival
Port Augusta is set to host a festival to showcase its renewable energy focus after receiving a $20,000 grant from the federal government's Building...
No life left in Westside Jetty
On the back of announcing the Wharf repair's hefty price tag, Magryn Consulting delivered some more bad news regarding Port Augusta's marine infrastructure.At the Port...
Cyberbullying Snapchat accounts surface
A number of social media accounts targeting high school students have surfaced at an alarming rate over the past few days in Port Augusta.The...
Child playing with matches causes house fire
A child playing with matches on a mattress has caused a structural fire at a home in Port Augusta.At around 5pm yesterday afternoon the...
Hefty price tag for Wharf repair
An assessment of the Port Augusta Wharf has delivered a bitter pill to swallow, with the estimated cost to repair the 149-year-old structure priced at...
‘They called me a red-ragger’
At 100 years old, Jim Doyle doesn't see the need to mince words.He spent a lifetime in the Australian Workers Union as a shearer,...
Revamp on track
The Port Augusta Racing Club (PARC) facility is undergoing a facelift ahead of the 2019 racing season, with two new paved viewing platforms being...
Grant funding to support Remote and Isolated Children’s Exercise
Children and families in remote parts of the state will continue to receive vital support with the help of a recent grant announcement from the...