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Graduates step into class
John Pirie Secondary School has three new teachers ready to inspire young minds as they step into classrooms as part of Teach For Australia...
Arts delivery set for Gulf
Three arts projects in the Upper Spencer Gulf have landed a slice of $167,770 from the Federal Government’s Regional Arts Fund August round.
The latest...
Bucket list of big things
A pair of unique local landmarks have been visited by a travelling couple who have completed one of the most comprehensive tours of Australia’s...
Help at hand for first home buyers
Almost 1400 first home buyers have tapped into HomeStart to provide them with new loans in the 2022-23 financial year, which is a 38...
New hope is revitalised
As the community is faced with more and more obstacles around available services and cost of living, the team at HOPE Collective wants Whyalla...
Target on feral deer
Regarded as one of Australia’s worst pest animals in both rural and peri-urban areas, feral deer cost South Australian primary producers an estimated $36...
Accident waiting to happen
Many Whyalla residents are fed up over illegal dumping on the outskirts of town, but Kasey Taylor has finally had enough after the contents...
Century of tradition lost
An 113-year tradition has come to an end with the folding of the Port Augusta Scout Group.
Established in 1910, the group was the biggest...
When Orroroo meets Hollywood
A former pub on a lonely strip of highway between Jamestown and Orroroo has become one of the stars of a new movie recently...
Media plays essential role
In the final days of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton’s decision to lash out at the media was not just desperate, it was...
