Anderson Dancers bring stage alive
It was an entertainment packed weekend when the Anderson Dancers completed their year with the 49th Pantomime at the Lea Memorial Theatre.With excellent crowds...
Grant to help reduce flood risk
The Port Augusta City Council has been granted $30,000 by the Coast Protection Board to construct a flood levee to help reduce the current...
Remembering the fallen
At 11am on November 11, 1918, the guns on the Western Front fell silent after four years of continuous warfare, bringing an end to...
Port Augusta backs Brett
Brett Benbow is set to become the new Mayor of Port Augusta, claiming victory over current Mayor Sam Johnson in a tight race for...
Seaview students honour the fallen
Senior students from Seaview Christian College created a memorial display for Remembrance Day which was presented to Edenfield Family Care Ramsay residents on Friday, November...
Flexing for a good cause
Six locals revved their engines across the state for a good cause, participating in the annual Leukaemia Foundation Aussie Muscle Car Run.Jeff McKerlie Sr...
Writers take small step together
The Port Augusta Writers’ Group has backed up the success of its first joint publication with the Whyalla Writers’ Group by launching a new...
Occupant assaulted after break-in
An occupant of a home was assaulted after a break-in in Port Augusta on Friday morning, November 9.Residents of the home were woken by...
No dream too big for Dre
At just 21 years of age, Dre Ngatokorua is having his name mentioned among some of the most prominent Aboriginal media personalities.The Umeewarra Media...
A centenary for reflection
The Great War claimed the lives of 61,512 Australians.Remembrance Day, on November 11, serves to remind us of this shocking toll.The “war to end all wars”...