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Region’s junior talent

Junior driver Gemma Brookman gets ready for her next race at the dirt circuit (Neralie Bailey: 436442_12)
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As The Recorder looks back over the past 12 months, there were some outstanding young sports achievers who have taken […]

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Voices rise at Umeewarra

PORT AUGUSTA – Umeewarra Aboriginal Media Association has been recognised for its longstanding commitment to promoting First Nations voices, taking home the Media Award...

Those were the days

Full name: Anthony ‘Ginger’ Sampson Town of residence: Port Pirie Town of birth: Port Pirie Year of birth: 1942 Age: 83 Mother and father’s name: Kathleen and George Number of...

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Players celebrate 70 years

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150 years of rail history

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Odd socks for a good cause

WHYALLA - Whyalla residents are being encouraged to show their support for inclusion and diversity by wearing odd socks to mark World Down Syndrome...

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Whyalla women celebrated

WHYALLA - Enterprising Women Whyalla recently held an International Women’s Day breakfast, an event focused on connection, empowerment and celebrating the contributions of women...

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