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...
Art group keeping busy
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Art Group has a busy couple of months ahead with a calendar full of workshops and exhibitions which highlight its...
