Community gets informed about nuclear waste
Members of the Adnyamathanha and Barngarla communities gathered in Port Augusta for an information session about the national radioactive waste management facility.Representatives from the...
Risk of terrorism flagged
Centre Alliance Senator Rex Patrick has criticised the federal government for not informing the communities of Kimba and Hawker about the terrorism risk that could...
Omega-3 trial for inmates at Port Augusta prison
In a landmark study, inmates in the Port Augusta prison will soon be given Omega-3 to test whether the supplement can reduce aggressive behaviour in...
Commemoration trains mark final passenger services to Quorn
On a warm summer's day almost 50 years ago, a loaded passenger train from Peterborough entered Quorn yard for the very last time. This March,...
Wharf access restricted due to safety concerns
In what has been a wretched month for marine infrastructure in Port Augusta, sections of the Wharf have been fenced off after being deemed a major safety...
Lifesaving medication available for stroke patients
Stroke patients can now receive lifesaving medication at the Port Augusta Hospital to help break down clots before being transferred to Royal Adelaide Hospital for...
Robin Sharp runs for Fishing Advisory Council
Port Augusta's Robin Sharp has cast a line out in the hopes of snagging a seat on the state's Recreational Fishing Advisory Council.A total of 42 candidates from...
Port Augusta helps kiss goodbye MS
The Port Augusta social scene rallied in spectacular fashion over the weekend in a collective kiss goodbye to multiple sclerosis (MS).The first-ever Kiss Goodbye...
Kids enjoy fun day on the Wharf
No crabs were caught at the 21st annual Kids Crabbing Day on Saturday, February 23, but it was a successful day out for the...
Mid Summer Night Ball | GALLERY
The first-ever Kiss Goodbye to MS Mid Summer Night Ball was held at Central Oval on Saturday, February 23.The event, organised by South Augusta...