Uni Yarning Circle opens
WHYALLA - The University of South Australia’s Whyalla Campus recently held an official opening for the campus’ Yarning Circle.
More than 12 months in the...
Legal battle over ports ends
WHYALLA - The legal dispute surrounding the Whyalla Ports has officially been settled, with the Federal Court ruling that the port infrastructure falls under...
Asking R U OK matters
New research has revealed a confidence gap when it comes to having meaningful R U OK? conversations.
Three in four Australians believe it’s important...
New culverts completed on Horrocks Highway
REGION - Two culverts have been upgraded along the Horrocks Highway, one north of Rhynie and the other just south of Murray town at...
Grants spark rural revival
QUORN – Regional communities across Australia are set to benefit from a fresh wave of support, with almost 100 towns sharing in $1.2 million...
Oodnadatta powers up
OODNADATTA – One of South Australia’s most remote towns has turned a corner on years of unreliable power supply, with the completion of a...
History group on the move
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Family History Group has relocated its operations to the Local History Room at the Whyalla City Library, providing the community...
Samphire uranium trial begins
WHYALLA - Alligator Energy has received final approval to commence the in-situ Field Recovery Trial (FRT) at its Samphire Uranium Project near Whyalla, marking...
Those were the days – Raelene Mountford
PORT PIRIE - Raelene Anne Mountford talks about her life, work and memories in our new section - Those Were the Days.
Town of residence:...
Melrose marathon success
MELROSE - Melrose was the sight of a national cycling event on 24 August, welcoming the country’s best mountain bikers to take on the...
Melbourne Cup festivities
There were plenty of people enjoying Melbourne Cup festivities last week, celebrating the winner Half Yours as it hit the line. (Lachlan Smith, Jack...
