Local Army Cadet platoon increases
PORT Augusta's Army Cadets have been around for a little while, but in the past year numbers have surged. The contingent took around six months off...
Cultural celebration
IT’S half a world away, but China has roots reaching all parts of the earth, including Port Augusta.Chinese ex-pats and home-grown Aussies alike took...
Seaview past first day jitters
A MAD dash in the final weeks before the new school year has seen Augusta’s newest school Seaview Christian College opening its doors to...
‘Failed’ lane pledge infuriates mayors
PORT Augusta mayor Sam Johnson has attacked the state government for allegedly failing to deliver on a promise to install overtaking lanes on the Lincoln Highway...
Afternoon Teal appeal
CANCER of all types is something which affects many people and for one Port Augusta resident the family history hit very close to home.This...
Telstra Business Awards open
The 2016 Telstra Australian Business Awards will include a charity award for the first time, recognising the significant contribution charities make to communities and the...
Attacker search
PORT Augusta Police are on the hunt for a suspect after a sexual assault last Thursday.Just after 2pm on Thursday, February 4, a woman aged in...
Sundrop wins award
SUNDROP Farms was recognised by its peers on an international stage last week.The Port Augusta-based tomato farm was up for a Tomato Inspiration Award at...
Junior docs settling in
THERE’S an air of enthusiasm surrounding the latest batch of medical students to arrive in Port Augusta, and it’s because they want to be here.Four...
Housing paper recognised
WHYALLA - A paper commissioned by Regional Development Australia Eyre Peninsula (RDAEP) and prepared by URPS has been recognised by the Planning Institute of...
