Living the Australian dream
The Batchelors are living what many would call the Australian dream, leaving their nine-to-five employment to become full-time owners of a country pub.But the...
Leigh Creek’s future
Leigh Creek has benefited from a visit by a Melbourne and five Canadian university students who are studying ‘The Future of Leigh Creek’ as their final...
Port digs deep to support our farmers
Community groups and sporting organisations around Port Augusta have been putting their hand’s deep into their pockets in support of drought relief around the country.On...
Raceday brings punters to town
The streets of Quorn were alive on Saturday with the return of the 2018 Oz Minerals Carrapateena Quorn Cup.Supported by the local jockey club and...
A piece of Port Augusta donned by Pink
A beanie knitted by Port Augusta resident Edith Cox has landed on the head of pop superstar Pink.Edith’s daughter Jodie was sitting in the front row...
Celebrating Book Week in our schools
Short stories from Port Augusta Special School:Katie goes to the sea. Off come her shoes and coat. Katie goes in the water. Splash! She...
Registration for dogs, cats due
A reminder to dog and cat owners that all council pet registrations are due by August 31, 2018. Pet owners can now simply register or renew their...
SAASTA Students rub shoulders with sporting elite
Students from around the Far North region have spent the last couple of days picking up tips and tricks from the sporting elite.The South Australian...
Local weighs in on leadership circus
Port Augusta local John Phillips has given his thoughts regarding the Liberal leadership spill, slamming the federal government for “just looking after their own...
Aged care residents in cartoon form
Residents at Port Augusta’s aged care facilities were given the chance to see what they would look like in cartoon.Cartoonist Allan Addams attended both...