Sharing a cuppa for a good cause
More than 100 local ladies packed out the Christ Church Hall for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea celebrations to support the Cancer Council.The event, organised...
Two men arrested after break-in
Two men have been arrested following a break-in at a hotel on Stirling Road in the early hours of Tuesday morning, May 29.Port Augusta...
Eastside Mill Jetty to be demolished
A significant piece of Port Augusta’s history is set to be erased, with councillors voting in favour of demolishing the Eastside Mill Jetty.Councillors carried...
Our super stargazers
Twenty-eight local stargazers have etched their names into the Guinness Book of World Records.The participants, who gathered at the Port Augusta Scout Hall on Wednesday night,...
Transcontinental snippets
MAY 1978Archery trophy winners, Brett Ferber runner up in the intermediate, Brett Cutler club champion, Errol Cutler best off the bow, Timothy Corbett cadet...
Port joins the online shopping spree
More Australians are shopping online than ever before, with total purchases topping $21 billion for the first time.According to new research from Australia Post,...
Remembering Robert, a mate to everyone
Leaving behind a devastated circle of friends and family, 66-year-old Robert Hall has been remembered by those who knew him as the best dad...
Kids hit the pavement for national day
Last week kids all over Port Augusta took the opportunity to ditch their lifts in the morning and instead, walk safely to school. A national...
Workshop for feral pig control
Land managers of the North East Pastoral District have been advised that baiting and trapping feral pigs is the most effective method for broad scale...
Group welcomes wild dog trappers
The ongoing problem of wild dogs in regional South Australia is being approached by the Liberal government who have delivered on their commitment to...