Super student
Last year she topped the state for maths, this year it’s digital technology. Eight-year-old Anabelle Bethell is a natural when it comes to school work.The International...
Woman charged with the murder of Nathan Freer appears in Court
A woman has appeared in the Port Augusta Magistrates court charged with the murder of Quorn man, Nathan Freer. Adriana Tennant, 48, made no application for...
Shop local at Christmas: Stuart MP
Member for Stuart, Dan van Holst Pellekaan, is encouraging people to shop local this Christmas to provide a much needed boost to the local economy.Mr...
Saltbush Toy Run returns
On the first Saturday of December the streets of Port Augusta will be lined with motorcycles —and stuffed toys— as the Saltbush Motor Cycle Club’s annual Toy Run returns. Over...
Woman charged with murder in Quorn
A QUORN woman has been charged with murder after a collision between a car and a pedestrian on Friday night, November 24.Police and emergency...
Road to Remembrance part 2: Call-up divides nation
As casualty lists soared on the Western Front in the Great War, Australians twice voted to reject the introduction of conscription.From 1914, enlistment in...
RDA excited by Far North’s bright future
WITH over $3.2 billion set to be invested into the Far North through major projects, Regional Development Australia Far North (RDAFN) believes the region...
Tackling violence together
STEPPING Stones joined forces with a number of service groups to dish up a free barbecue breakfast on Thursday, November 21, raising awareness for the White...
Indigenous pastoral project success
An Indigenous pastoral project north of Port Augusta has celebrated its success by hosting the annual Indigenous Cattlemen’s Workshop.The workshop, held on National Agriculture Day,...
Development to boost visitor economy
A new 4-star cabin park development on the Stuart Highway will see a welcome boost to the Port Augusta visitor economy.Port Pirie-based Bentley Group...















