New CEO welcomed
PORT PIRIE - Chris Davey will officially become the Port Pirie Regional Council chief executive officer (CEO).
Mr Davey, who is currently council's director...
Skate Park Leagues returns
PORT BROUGHTON - Two days of ripper action are on the cards with the return of Skate Park Leagues in Port Broughton.
Last held...
Bar opens to great success
WHYALLA - Whyalla’s newest cocktail and wine bar, Draft and Drift, had its grand opening last month, after months of legal battles over the...
Celebrating 70 years
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Basketball Association (WBA) is celebrating a significant milestone this year, marking 70 years since its formation in 1955.
From humble beginnings...
The hazards of vaping
Australia has made remarkable progress in the battle against smoking.
In 1991, almost a quarter of all adults were daily smokers.
Today, that figure...
Doctors lead research
WHYALLA - A national initiative aimed at improving access to clinical research in rural and remote areas is continuing to grow, with Whyalla’s Doctors...
Police remember fallen
PORT AUGUSTA - A Police Remembrance Day service was held at the Port Augusta Police Station on Monday September 29 to recognise and honour...
Get a little bit ‘country’
PORT PIRIE - The strains of country music and dancing feet will again ring out across town come October 9 as the 42nd Port...
RAA expands regional safety grants
The RAA is accelerating its support for regional safety, with $125,000 up for grabs in its annual Regional Safety Grants program – a significant...
Overcoming through music
WHYALLA - Local musician Riley Nicholas has recently released his debut single, Why Worry - a five-year passion project shaped by years of self-discovery...
Council backs Rex’s return
WHYALLA - The Federal Government has confirmed a new potential buyer for Rex Airlines, prompting renewed hope from the Whyalla City Council that the...
