St. Josephs clinch the win
St. Josephs at the start of the season had a clear edge over Vikings, but the gap has narrowed with the season ending injury...
Leaders of tomorrow
ETHAN Johnson and Leah Taylor are doing their bit to ensure the youth of Port Augusta aspire for greatness.Ethan, 16, and Leah, 15, dedicate...
Port secures solar
After an anxious five year wait, Port Augusta locals can finally celebrate the much anticipated announcement for a solar thermal plant to be built 30...
Pumped hydro positivity
Energy Australia have addressed the questions of concerned locals at a recent community information session for its proposal to build a pumped hydro energy storage facility on...
Cruising around for a good cause
THE 2017 Apex Outback Postie Bike Ride cruised through the Flinders Ranges from August 10-13, with 89 people participating in the event to raise...
Senior Citizens Club turns 50
The Port Augusta Senior Citizens Club is commemorating its 50th year of operation in the LG Riches Centre with a day of celebrations on Friday, August 25.Officially...
Inspiring our girls with maths
School girls from around the Upper Spencer Gulf region have been encouraged to consider maths and science based career paths during a workshop at...
Dancers put their best foot forward
SYDNEY Dance Company brought a two-hour contemporary dance workshop to Port Augusta, putting 27 aspiring local dancers through their paces.With the company bringing its...
Rates rise causes outrage
PORT Augusta residents have been left outraged by the increase in rates, with particular cases exceeding the average 3 per cent rise in rate revenue...
Concerns on future of city’s education facilities
As a year 11 student at Port Augusta Secondary School, I am concerned with the future of Port Augusta and its education facilities. It shouldn’t...
Imogen takes sports lead
GLADSTONE – Gladstone High School student Imogen Cunningham is using sport to make a difference, taking her ideas to Canberra as part of the...
