From Port Augusta to Paris
Imagine you get to travel around the world playing the sport you love, and make new friends along the way.Port Augusta’s Jasmine Hall got...
Barb travels to protest
Quorn retiree Barb Walker travelled 333 kilometres to Adelaide on October 15 to say she’s against the proposed federal and state nuclear waste proposals.She joined her sister and about...
Red Cross helps with child safety
When you’re driving you need to be calm and collected, and need to know your children are safe in their seat.Australian Red Cross Port...
Enthusiastic faces at expo
The 2016 Positive Ageing Expo showed no matter what your age, anyone can be a spring chicken.And to do this you can exercise your...
New mining opportunity in Leigh Creek
A $200,000 Upper Spencer Gulf and Outback Futures Program grant will assist in establishing a magnesite mining operation just outside of Leigh Creek.The open cut...
Coles begins fundraising
The State Emergency Services (SES) provides an important service, and Coles is giving Port Augusta residents the chance to help.From October 19 until Wednesday...
Let’s get loud
Friday October 21 is Loud Shirt Day and Port Augusta has a great chance to help give the gift of sound and speech to...
Looking Back at The Trans’ | GALLERY
This week’s Looking Back – Relay for Life, Pink Taxis and Snake Catchers.
Workshop helps small businesses
Port Augusta small businesses are preparing themselves for the future by attending a workshop aimed at preparing for the future.Baker Marketing Marketing Director Steve Davies...
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...
