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Local man charged with assault

A PORT Augusta man has been charged with assault after police were called to a hotel in the town on Thursday morning.Police attended the...

Future of aged care not any clearer

THE PORT Augusta City Council has delayed a decision on the future of the town’s aged care facilities. Recently they paid for the services of an independent consultant...

Port Augusta Calendar of events

WHAT: Op Shop PromWHEN: Saturday, May 7 (9pm).WHERE: Central Augusta Football Club.WHAT: Quorn community meeting about the nuclear waste dump - called by local...

What the budget does for the town

“We recognise (Port Augusta) is in the eye of the storm in terms of the tail off in the resources industry,” Mr Ramsey said.“We...

Power station art exhibition

WITH the closure of the Port August Power Station, it is fitting for the landmark to have an exhibition dedicated to it as past...

Budget boost for business: Ramsey

Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey says the Federal Budget has honoured small and medium business.He said these sectors drive our economy and will increasingly provide the...

Looking Back at The Trans’ | GALLERY

Every Wednesday evening we’ll be having a look back at the faces to have appeared in The Transcontinental over the past 50 years.Weddings, birthdays,...

van Holst Pellekaan’s reminder on overtaking lanes

THE STATE opposition is calling on the Weatherill Labor Government to fulfill its commitment to upgrade the Eyre Highway near Whyalla.The Federal Government committed...

Aboriginal artist wanted for local project

PORT Augusta City Council is looking to engage a local Aboriginal Artist to design artwork for the council’s Reconciliation Mission Statement.The design will then be...

Ideas for region’s economy

ECONOMIC transition ideas for the region are continuing to come in from the Upper Spencer Gulf Common Purpose Group. Opportunities around renewable energy, arid innovation, agriculture...

Ready to cook up a storm

The Port Augusta Salvation Army has been running its Cooking Groups Program for the past six years, providing a welcoming space for the community...