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New funding in Davenport

THE DAVENPORT Community Council will receive a $100,000 grant as part of the 2017 Crime Prevention and Community Safety Grants Program. The government has released...

Another one bites the dust

MORE DEMOLITIONS were carried out at the Northern Power Station on Saturday as a coal conveyor section, known as Tower G, and the adjacent Economiser 2...

Dancers light up Nationals

SEVEN Ignite Cheer and Dance athletes did Port Augusta proud at the Destiny Star Dance Nationals in Adelaide with all girls placing in their categories.Charlotte Ford...

It’s good for Whyalla, good for port

A preferred bidder for Arium was named on Wednesday, potentially saving the town of Whyalla. Newlake Alliance have lead a South Korean consortium in a...

New equipment, new heights

NEW EQUIPMENT has been made available to fire stations in the Upper Spencer Gulf region after $1.3 million was spent on a new firefighting truck.The...

Joy Baluch AM Bridge speed set to stay

THE 40kmh speed limit on the Joy Baluch AM Bridge is here to stay, according to the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure.The department has no...

Jacinta set to succeed

In 2012, Year 12 student Jacinta Koolmatrie achieved the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank for an Indigenous student in South Australia and received her first...

Kiarra’s model dreams

Three years ago Kiarra Jeromin was just a regular school kid from Port Augusta with dreams of becoming a model. Now, the 19-year-old beauty is living her...

Beautiful Op Shop on top

THE BEAUTIFUL Valley Op Shop was recognised for its outstanding support and contribution to the Wilmington community, collecting the 2017 Andamooka Community Project Award.The Op Shop’s...

Port, a global leader

THE ENERGY infrastructure revolution in Port Augusta is set to see another boost as the city could soon become home to the world’s biggest battery storage...

Civics in action for students

PORT AUGUSTA - Year 4-6 students at Caritas College got a firsthand lesson in Civics and Citizenship when Port Augusta Mayor Linley Shine visited...