Automatic future of farms
Autonomous machines are a potential game changer in crop farming, boosting productivity, precision, and ease of operations.
A recent research report has shed...
History from rail to silo
QUORN - The historic town of Quorn is set to celebrate the Pichi Richi Railway Preservation Society’s 50 years of operation through RailFest this...
Music and fun in Whyalla
Catch the latest socials from the 086 club annual general meeting and presentation night, the Spencer Hotel and Live at Lefties.
Coaching clinic for women
WHYALLA - A football coaching clinic for women will be held at North Whyalla Football Club on Wednesday, August 14, to help further grow...
Migrant centre launched
WHYALLA - The new Whyalla branch of the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC) opened at the Ramsay Street Community Hub on Wednesday, July 17....
3G networks soon to finish
In about six weeks Telstra and Optus will begin to turn off their national 3G networks.
The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) is warning all...
LOOKING BACK: Whyalla
DEVELOPMENT BOOM
Whyalla developments have increased by more than $15 million in value in the past financial year.
According to Whyalla City Council statistics, Whyalla’s...
Businesses encouraged to participate in survey
PORT AUGUSTA - Regional Development Australia Far North has been asking participating businesses to indicate what skills gaps or challenges currently exist within there...
Keep warm when sleeping rough
PORT AUGUSTA - The Salvation Army has partnered with the Rotary Club of Port Augusta to support rough sleepers in and around the city.
Ten...
Dumping in donation bins
WHYALLA - A Whyalla op shop has been forced to stop putting out donation bins because people are filling them up with rubbish.
Communicare,...
Children’s University keeps kids busy in holiday activities
PORT AUGUSTA - The Port Augusta Library was host to the Adelaide University’s Children’s University activities throughout the school holidays with activities taking place...
