Build leadership skills
PORT AUGUSTA – Leaders and aspiring leaders across the Far North are being invited to a free two-day Leadership Fundamentals training program next month,...
Focus on rural medicine
PORT PIRIE - Three medical students from Adelaide University Rural Health (AURH) who will complete placements in Crystal Brook and Laura for 10 months...
Whyalla: what’s in a name?
WHYALLA - When you ask a Whyalla local the origin of the town’s name, they are likely to say that it means something to...
Discover what’s on in the Spencer Gulf
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GET YOUR STEPS IN
WOMEN’S WALKING GROUP - Friday, February 13, at 10.30am, meet at 67 McRitchie Cr, Whyalla Stuart, leisurely walk and chat, subject...
Dought loan boosts
Drought-affected farming businesses across the Upper North will soon be able to access low-interest loans of up to $250,000, as part of a new...
uneARTh ready to return
WHYALLA - Whyalla’s uneARTh festival will be returning this month, featuring a month-long program of music, theatre, comedy, and visual arts events staged across...
Stony Point makes top 100
WHYALLA - Whyalla’s own Stony Point beach has been recognised by internationally-recognised travel guide publisher Lonely Planet as one of the top beaches in...
Whyalla youth arts boost
WHYALLA - Local visual artists in Whyalla are being invited to help lead a new creative learning pilot designed to connect young people with...
Roopena piles on runs
REGION - PACA cricket saw some outstanding performances with both bat and ball this week, in a round that had a bit of everything,...
Lend a helping hand
Blood cancer… the single biggest tragedy impacting Aussie kids and forcing them out of classrooms
As Australian children return to school, hundreds will not....
Fine food family legacy
PORT PIRIE - Before becoming the founder of Harry’s Homemade Fine Foods on the Augusta Highway, Harry Kambanos began his working life working in...
