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Correctional officer graduates set to start at Augusta prison

Trainee correctional officer and Course 215 member Heather King is set to start at Port Augusta Prison. (supplied)

PORT AUGUSTA - A new group of correctional officers have finished their in-class training through the Correctional Officer Training Course, […]

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