Odd socks for a good cause
WHYALLA - Whyalla residents are being encouraged to show their support for inclusion and diversity by wearing odd socks to mark World Down Syndrome...
From the editor’s desk
Rain sweeping across much of South Australia in recent weeks has been welcomed by farmers eager to begin seeding.
After dry periods that left...
If election “information” doesn’t reach, it can’t serve a democracy
The Electoral Commission’s main public information spend this election has been channelled into outdoor advertising and digital.
That might look modern on a spreadsheet,...
Faith, food, fellowship
The evening sky was fading from light shades of orange and violet into deep blue as my husband and I arrived at Mount Laura...
Whyalla women celebrated
WHYALLA - Enterprising Women Whyalla recently held an International Women’s Day breakfast, an event focused on connection, empowerment and celebrating the contributions of women...
Bacon sizzles at Worlds debut
An ascent to the very top of his craft was achieved by a Jamestown shearer, after he traveled to New Zealand to represent Australia...
Mid North bowler eyes Glasgow
REGION - A Mid North bowler is hoping to represent Australia at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Nathan Black has been selected in the...
OPINION – Little joy on cost-of-living for Country SA
After spending several days travelling through Whyalla and the Mid North, one thing is clear: regional South Australian voices are right now a muffle...
New Uni head visits region
WHYALLA - Adelaide University Vice-Chancellor Nicola Phillips visited the Whyalla Campus on Monday March 16, meeting with students and staff in her first visit...
The great AI content heist
In a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI not paying for news content”, Rod Sims made a point...
Submissions open for Country Arts SA award
Country Arts SA is now accepting submissions for the 2027 Breaking Ground Art Award, open to regional visual artists of all disciplines and at...
