Senate launches report
The Senate’s Economic Reference Committee has made five recommendations regarding the selection process for a national radioactive waste management facility in South Australia.The Senate Inquiry was...
Double domestics in Port
Two men have been charged following domestic offences in Port Augusta this week.Just before 7am this morning, police arrested a 20-year-old Port Augusta man...
Drug and firearm bust in Stirling North
A Salisbury man was arrested in Stirling North on Wednesday, August 15 after police allegedly found cannabis, plus a firearm and ammunition in his...
Football harnessed for education
Port Augusta has been included as a site for one of four pilot academies across the state aimed at improving the education of Aboriginal and Torres...
Automotive servicing guide
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Quorn Cup
The streets of Quorn are set to come alive on Saturday, August 25 as the annual Quorn Races returns.Now in its 137th year, the...
Students learn about stamp collecting
Stirling North Primary School students got in the spirit of Stamp Collecting Month when they were visited by Australia Post on Wednesday, August 15.The...
Western hay convoy passes through Port Augusta
A convoy of 23 semi-trailers loaded with precious hay arrived at drought stricken farmland in New South Wales on Friday morning.Upwards of $660,000 of Western Australian hay was...
Stronger Communities program open
Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey is encouraging community groups to apply for funding through round four of the federal government’s Stronger Communities program.“In the first...
Students get behind farmers
Students from Augusta Park Primary School showed their support for Australian farmers by rocking their best flannels and cowboy hats on Monday, August 13.The school...