Looking Back at The Trans’ | GALLERY
This week’s Looking Back – Business milestones, Hawker Races and centenary football.
Sally plans fundraising for a brain cancer cure
I just want to tell you about a scary chapter of my life. My name is Sally Lennon. I am 33 years old. I have been...
Back to the future
Railways and locomotives have played an integral part of Port Augusta’s history, and the town will get to celebrate the Centenary of the Opening...
Gulf leaders welcome the federal budget
The Upper Spencer Gulf Mayors have welcomed the strong focus on regions in last week’s 2017 Federal Budget.The budget was handed down on May...
Talking will not kill you
PALLIATIVE Care SA is bringing its Dying to Talk forum to Port Augusta on Tuesday, June 13, at Central Oval to engage in conversation about dying...
Medic IDs critical for kids
LOCAL mum Kirara Hillman encouraged mothers to sign up their children with allergies for MedicAlert Foundation memberships and strap MedicAlert medical IDs onto their wrists.Kirara’s two-year-old son Taylor’s...
Group offers to help Augusta council
The Port Augusta City Council has found an ally in its push for the duplication of the Joy Baluch AM Bridge.And it has come in...
Erinn encourages new citizen science
Have you ever seen weird cocoons on a dead caterpillar in your garden? Or have you ever ended up with a container of flies...
40 fantastic local years celebrated
The Port Augusta Garden Club (PAGC) celebrated its 40th anniversary in a day filled with memories, laughter and enjoyment.PAGC Vice-President Sandra Hill had found references to...
Healthy volunteers recognised
Hundreds of volunteers from the Flinders and Upper North who selflessly give their time to health services across rural South Australia are being thanked...
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...
