Tuning up Desert Voices
PORT AUGUSTA – Desert Voices has resumed weekly rehearsals every Tuesday at the Uniting Church Hall, gearing up for a performance at the opening...
40 years of lending a hand
For 40 years, the Christ Church Craft group in Port Augusta has met every Tuesday morning, where members create handmade items to donate to...
New board member takes seat on landscape board
REGION - Barossa’s Nicki Robins has been announced as the newest member of the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board (NYLB) to fill a position...
Enjoy a musical night out
Coal Miner’s Daughter celebrates the incredible life of the late Loretta Lynn, from her early days in the hills of Kentucky to her tempestuous...
Get involved in Cuttlefest
WHYALLA - With summer now over it is only a matter of months before the cuttlefish return to Whyalla’s waters and the 2025 Cuttlefest...
New look highway section open
Traffic is now flowing in both directions along the new dual lanes of the Augusta Highway between Port Wakefield and Lochiel following the completion...
Rams, ewes hold beaut ball
It was party time again outside the Shearing Shed at Victoria Park in Jamestown as the annual Ram and Ewe Ball took place on...
Early detection for grain disease
In an Australian first, grain growers now have access to accurate, localised data to improve disease management through a project harnessing technology to track...
Quorn committee planning for health and wellbeing hub
QUORN - The Quorn Health and Wellbeing Hub Reference Committee has been working through the initial stages of developing a community health and wellbeing...
Celebrating motherhood
WHYALLA - As Mother’s Day approaches, Whyalla mother and community advocate Rachel Barlow is reflecting on the realities of parenting, the importance of support...
