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Looking back over a century of picnics
PORT PIRIE - Thanks to our legendary photographer Des Parker, check out these wonderful old photos from past Smelter's Picnics.
Two old prints were recently...
Student led initiatives on the table
PORT BROUGHTON - Students from Port Broughton Area School have showcased their commitment to the community through innovative tourism and sustainability projects, impressing both...
Gupta’s promise to Whyalla
GFG Alliance Chairman Sanjeev Gupta visited the Whyalla Steelworks on Friday September 20 to assess the progress on the blast furnace, speak with employees...
New promise failed to eventuate
STATEWIDE - What promised a better targeted Northern Demons finals series finish again saw the club fail when it counted most and especially when...
Dingoes, Magpies go large
Port Augusta Dingoes vs Weeroona Bay
Round two of the Whyalla Women’s Football League began with the first women’s game played at Bennett Oval, in...
Mid north projects secure funding
REGION - Several projects in the mid north have been successful in securing funding from the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board for multi-year Grassroots...
Welcome to new citizen
MOUNT REMARKABLE - Mount Remarkable welcomed a new citizen at an Australian citizenship ceremony on Tuesday September 17, as part of Australian Citizenship Day...
Solomontown Beach works continue
PORT PIRIE - Solomontown Beach’s facelift work is continuing this month with the removal of the historic beach shelter to make way for a...
Tradition continues
The Smelter’s Picnic was first organised in the early years of 1900 to provide a day’s pleasure for the employees of the then BHP...
Another soccer season finishes
STATEWIDE - Savoy simply did its best in the SAASL Premier Division soccer and finished in fourth place on the league ladder as it...
Fran up to the challenge
Fran Hurndall has been battling pain and dust storms, but is pushing through to complete a 3800-kilometre run across the country to raise money...
