Eyre Peninsula passing lanes take shape
Construction of the Eyre Peninsula overtaking lanes began this week, marking the start of improved road safety for all motorists travelling through the mid and...
Man sentenced following police officer attack
A Port Augusta man has been sentenced to three years and six months in jail following a vicious attack on a veteran police officer...
Clara’s spirit prevails
“We have been authorised to take Clara and Ronald into the Children’s Home in Oodnadata.”Clara Brady Coulthard Johnson’s life changed forever when a policeman said...
Art gallery on the move?
The Port Augusta City Council’s Arts and Culture Program could be uprooted from the Port Augusta Cultural Centre – Yarta Purtli and shifted to the Fountain...
One billion reasons to end violence against women
When you think of Valentines Day, a flash mob certainly isn’t the first thing that springs to mind.But a group of local women ditched...
SA-Best’s outback commitment
SA-Best has made a major commitment to South Australia’s Outback just one month before the state election, promising to increase investment to $3 million...
Young achievers vie for state awards
Two of Port Augusta’s most outstanding young people have been recognised for their hard work and dedication to the community.Amelia Greenfield and Mikayla Hudson...
Kids keen for crabbing fun
NOW is the time to repair and test out the drop nets in preparation for the annual Kids Crabbing Day to be held on...
TAFE offers pathway to Carrapateena
Career opportunities for Aboriginal employment at Carrapateena Mine have been accelerated through a newly developed training program.Partnering with Kokatha Aboriginal Corporation (KAC) and Australian Camp Services...
Stirling North brigade gets new training ground
A new training compound for firefighters in Stirling North will benefit crews from Port Augusta all the way to Leigh Creek. A recent cash injection nearing $9000 from...