Looking Back at The Trans’ | GALLERY
This week’s Looking Back – Harmony Day, riding to better health and flying into the future.
Clowning around for a good cause
Port Augusta Commonwealth Bank staff are inviting local residents to help them raise funds for the Clown Doctors for the entire month of April.And they...
Army Cadets get ready for Anzac Day
THE PORT Augusta Army Cadet Unit has been preparing for Anzac Day, rehearsing for the catafalque party every Thursday night at its Hannagan Street base.Officer in Charge of...
A sun ray of hope
Australian renewable energy firm Solastor want to start building a $700 million solar-thermal power plant in Port Augusta by January 2018, and they can do...
CEO assault court case withdrawn
61-year-old Daniele Amato had his day in court against Port Augusta City Council CEO John Banks.Mr Amato was acquitted after the prosecution decided to...
Council discusses budget
The Port Augusta City Council has a lot of tough decisions to make as it moves towards its Draft 2017/18 Budget.The Council held a...
Learn fishing rules: PIRSA
SIX on-the-spot fines were issued for breaches to the new recreational fishing rules at local boat ramps and beaches in Port Augusta last month.The fines...
Flinders and Outback shine
IN 2016 the Flinders Ranges and Outback attracted 574,000 domestic visits, staying 2.6 million visitor nights, according to the National and International Visitor Survey.The survey compared...
Bridge speed changed to 40km/h
The speed limit on the Joy Baluch AM Bridge has been raised from 25 kilometres per hour to 40km/h.A spokesperson for the Department of Planning, Transport...
‘Economic cork’ must end
The Civil Contractors Federation of SA (CCF) is calling for an urgent, independent audit of the Joy Baluch AM Bridge, and they want it...
Stirling North festive fun
STIRLING NORTH - Stirling North is gearing up for a festive celebration with its Twilight Christmas Market on Saturday, 20 December, promising fun, shopping...
