Storm Co hosts holiday Kids Club
Students from Prescott College in Adelaide spent a week of their school holidays serving the Port Augusta community.As part of the Seventh Day Adventist...
Port Augusta fights back
Port Augusta showed its fighting spirit by raising more than $22,000 for Cancer Council SA at the 2018 Relay For Life.Battling through the heat,...
House fire on Harris Street
A house fire in Stirling North on Sunday, October 14 has resulted in about $200,000 worth of damages.Country Fire Service (CFS) firefighters were called...
Repairs required for lanes
The trouble-plagued overtaking lanes between Whyalla and Port Augusta are not up to scratch, and further repairs which could result in a temporary closure of...
Locals focus on mental wellbeing
Professionals in Port Augusta gathered for breakfast at Country & Outback Health on Thursday morning, October 11 to show their support for Mental Health Week.Like-minded...
Leigh Creek Energy produces first gas
After ticking off three activity notification approvals and beating an injunction application, Leigh Creek Energy (LCK) produced first synthesis gas (syngas) at the former Leigh...
Labor calls for more drought support
Shadow Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development Eddie Hughes has criticised state government for not doing enough to support drought-affected farmers.Mr Hughes’ comments...
Perfectly Pink
Head-to-toe, wall-to-wall. Paint Port Augusta Pink lived up to it’s name over the weekend, with event goers wholeheartedly embracing the theme. Pink cakes, pink hair, pink...
Regional women urged to screen for breast cancer
Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed amongst South Australian women with more than 1400 new cases every year.October marks National Breast Cancer Awareness...
Every day is Tree Day at the Arid Lands
Port Augusta’s green thumbs were out in force yesterday, connecting with nature and making positive changes in the community. Over 100 plants found new homes...