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Visiting the sick is not just a kind gesture; it is essential to the psychological, emotional and physical well-being of patients.
Dr Joy Penman

Visiting the sick has always been something we do naturally. It’s one of the simplest ways to show kindness, empathy, […]

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Warriors miss out on finals

REGION - The Punjabi Warriors will just miss out on finals after losing to South Augusta in the Port Augusta cricket A grade competition,...

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Local Census staff needed

REGION - People with strong connections to diverse communities across the Spencer Gulf and Far North are being encouraged to apply for upcoming Census...

Whyalla gas supply secure

WHYALLA - Santos and the State Government have signed a deal securing 10 years of gas supply to the Whyalla Steelworks to support the...

First rain since November

Whyalla received some much needed rainfall on Sunday February 22, the first significant deluge in almost three months. According to the BOM the city...

Weekend in Whyalla golf

WHYALLA - A field of 35 players teed off at Whyalla Golf Club on Saturday, 21 February for a Stableford competition, with the front...

School unveils new artwork

WHYALLA - Samaritan College officially blessed and installed a new artwork last week, designed to reflect the school’s Catholic identity and its connection to...

Inside Out art on show

PORT AUGUSTA - An explosion of colour, curiosity and creative mischief has taken over The Platform Art Gallery in Port Augusta as artists turn...

New chief at local health network

PORT PIRIE - Dr Zoe Bishop has been announced as the new chief executive officer (CEO) of the Yorke and Northern Local Health Network...

Cars and Coffee returns to Port Broughton

On 8 February, the second Cars and Coffee occasion was held at the Bank Block and along West Terrace at Port Broughton. It was...

Volunteers support hospital

WHYALLA - Volunteers from three Whyalla community groups have raised thousands of dollars to support the purchase of new medical equipment for the Whyalla...

Boys’ club satire to hit the stage

Regional audiences will get a first look at an award-winning comedy before it reaches Adelaide, with ‘Trophy Boys’ touring Port Pirie and Whyalla in...

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