Radiothon a huge success
WHYALLA - Triple Y held its 60-hour ‘radiothon’ recently, raising over $6000 to go towards a new transmission pole.
The radiothon began with a...
Funds awarded
The Whyalla City Council has endorsed the allocation of $14,980 in funding for four community initiatives as part of Round 5 of the 2024–25...
Plant, cake sale raises funds for Port Augusta Salvos Hub
PORT AUGUSTA - The Port Augusta Salvation Army held a plant and cake sale at its premises recently, where volunteers helped sell produce to...
Free service can save a life
REGION - BreastScreen SA is set to return to the region to provide lifesaving check ups.
BreastScreen SA will be in Port Augusta from May...
Hit vocal group set to return
WHYALLA - Australia’s premier touring vocal group, The 60 Four, is set to return to the Port Pirie on Friday May 9, and Whyalla...
A Night Under the Stars event to support local farmers
QUORN - The Flinders Ranges Council has partnered with Rural Aid to host ‘A Night Under the Stars’, a community event which will focus...
Impact of missing teeth
In Australia, adults on average have about five missing teeth, a number that tends to increase as we age.
Missing teeth can have a...
Growth, recovery focus
REGION - The Upper Spencer Gulf Intergovernmental Group (USGIG), comprising Tom Koutsantonis (representing the Premier), along with the Mayors and chief executives of Whyalla,...
Full steam ahead
The Port Pirie Regional Council is getting behind the popular miniature railway and several draft plans will head to community consultation after being approved...
Declared precinct concludes
The Declared Public Precinct (DPP) in Port Augusta has concluded, following six months of granting greater police powers to improve community safety.
Beginning on October...
High achievers recognised
The UniSA Whyalla Campus hosted its annual Student Acknowledgement Evening recently.
The event, on Wednesday, June 5, served to recognise the academic achievement of students...
