Writers’ book launched
REGION - The Port Augusta and Whyalla Writers groups launched their new book, Writings a Dream, at the Platform Gallery in Port Augusta on...
New artwork celebrates marine life, traditional stories
PORT AUGUSTA - The Port Augusta Joy Baluch AM Bridge and eastside foreshore are both displaying a colourful set of images which celebrate the...
Research gives voice for palliative care
A new study into the end of life care experiences is seeking feedback from rural South Australians.
Supporting a loved one as they near the...
Students get ready to run
PORT AUGUSTA - The Indigenous Marathon Foundation (IMF) connected with schools throughout Port Augusta ahead of its recent launch event to discover if there...
Reward for teaching
PORT AUGUSTA - Port Augusta business owner Kismet Redjepi was recently named runner-up for a TAFE SA award in the regional category, which recognises...
Country legends in song
In floor length gowns adorned with tassels and rhinestones, with hair as close to country music heaven as possible, where country music started and...
Long serving councillor recognised for her hard work
ORROROO CARRIETON - District Council of Orroroo Carrieton councillor Kathie Bowman has been recognised by the Local Government Association of SA (LGASA) for her...
Deck the halls
PORT PIRIE - The Lighthouse Church held another successful Christmas Tree Festival and nativity display on November 29 and 30, just in time to...
There’s a ‘whole lot of shakin’ going on’ in Fisherman’s Bay
PORT BROUGHTON - Well known Clare artist Julianne Pulford has just completed 20 works of mixed media depicting many of the iconic shacks at...
Art group hosts workshop
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Art Group recently held a ‘Moet and Monet’ art workshop evening, allowing beginner painters to learn the techniques of the...
Santa’s biggest supporter
Christmas is a time for enjoying food, receiving gifts and having fun, but for one special lady it is the busiest time of year.
She...
