Garry’s legacy of service
WHYALLA - Garry Pattingale was recognised as Whyalla’s 2024 Citizen of the Year for his dedication to community service, by volunteering for innumerable organisations...
Science fair a huge success
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Rec Centre hosted a children’s science fair last week to round out the school holidays.
Presented by the Science Collective,...
Love letter to librarians
PORT PIRIE - One of Australia’s leading contemporary romance novelists will be in Port Pirie for a meet the author event launching her new...
New boat strategy ready
A landmark strategy has been released by the State Government which aims to target dangerous behaviour across the state’s coastal and inland waters and...
Grab your bat, ball
The Tea Tree Gully Bulls are looking for two opening batters and a spin bowler to add to their line-up, with four former players...
What are you looking forward most about this year?
What are you looking forward most about this year?
Set for Pastoral Field Day
REGION - The second SA Arid Lands Pastoral Field Day is set to make a return in March, offering opportunities for learning, engaging, knowledge...
Centenary recognised with award
BUTE - Bute Bowling Club’s centenary event has been recognised as one of the Community Events of the Year by the Barunga West Council...
Registrations open for Clean Up Australia
Registrations are now open to be involved in Australia’s longest running and largest national days of environmental action.
In 2025, Clean Up Australia will celebrate...
Funds for mining venture
REGION - Magnetite Mines has secured up to $7 million funding in the form of unsecured Convertible Notes from US-based fund manager Capital Partners,...
Students chase global glory
WHYALLA - A group of local students is aiming to head to Switzerland this year to compete in the Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) World...
