Budget takes shape before public forum
RATE revenue may be increased by up to three percent in the 2017-18 Budget as the Port Augusta City Council tries to tackle a $4.5 million...
10 graduates ready to help
Ten STUDENTS received their Certificate III in Individual Support from Tafe SA on Thursday, May 25, completing the Aged and Community Care Employment Program.With a shortage of...
We must get to point
People fishing for likes and retweets on social media with videos of their encounters with Great White Sharks in Port Augusta waters have caused the local...
A special gift from Caritas
A group of Caritas College Year 12 Stage 2 Child Studies students are excelling in their studies, and giving back to the Port Augusta...
RAISING A STINK
RESOLVING the Bird Lake smell could cost about $3.2 million, according to a recent Bird Lake Management Options report submitted to the Port Augusta...
Hats off to angels on first birthday
How many red hatters does it take to start a party? If you ask the Port Augusta-based Augusta Arid Angels, the answer would be...
Council tightens regional package
THE PORT Augusta City Council is cracking down on its funding agreement with Regional Development Australia (Far North).It changed key performance indicators at its meeting on Monday, May...
Show me the numbers: ARENA
A concentrated solar thermal (CST) facility in Port Augusta is one step closer to shining the town with jobs and investment, according to the...
Our vet in the making
Port Augusta university student Amelia Gibson has been announced as one of 15 recipients of the annual Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC) 2017...
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...
