Bungala to reopen after three years
PORT AUGUSTA - The Bungala Aboriginal Corporation is set to open its doors.
Corporation chief executive Nathan Freeman has announced the corporation would be re-opening...
Bar dream faces test
WHYALLA - A local small business is set to go to court after the Australian Hotel Association formally lodged an appeal against a recently...
Having a whale of a time
WHYALLA - Whyalla’s most iconic visitors will be arriving soon, with thousands of Giant Cuttlefish to make their way to Point Lowly now that...
Cold exposure for students
GLADSTONE - Sixteen year 10 students from Gladstone High have had the opportunity to engage with a major employer in the region and get...
New zone to improve tourism
REGION - As part of the South Australian Tourism Commission’s plan for strengthening regional tourism, the first new Destination Management Zone is being piloted...
Cars draw record crowd
PORT BROUGHTON - More than 150 classic and vintage cars rolled into Port Broughton on Sunday, May 25, for the Top of the Yorke’s...
Strength in sisterhood
WHYALLA - The Family Violence Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation of South Australia (FVLSAC) recently held its annual ‘Sista 2 Sista’ event at Central Whyalla...
Help boost library funds
PORT AUGUSTA - A new marketing activity using the slogan ‘How Good Are Libraries’, is spreading awareness of the public institutions across the state.
The...
Dry zone, airport hot topics
WHYALLA - The Whyalla City Council held an ordinary meeting on Monday, May 19, with a number of items up for discussion.
CITY-WIDE DRY...
King of tides
Strong winds and a king tide swamped beaches and bays across South Australia on Monday, with surges destroying infrastructure and sweeping water across roads.
The...
Inclusive sport framework
WHYALLA - Two occupational therapy students from Adelaide University will be in Whyalla for ten weeks to design an Inclusive Sport Framework aimed at...
