Workshop your tech skills
WHYALLA - A special Connect with Tech workshop held in Whyalla last week, was well attended by people who were looking to increase their...
New building, new courses
WHYALLA - The University of South Australia has launched new physiotherapy and occupational therapy programs and facilities at its Whyalla campus.
The two new degrees...
Grassroots take hold in the north
WARNERTOWN - A native seed bank aims to help return plants and animals to Nukunu land in the Southern Flinders Ranges.
Founder, Uncle Lindsay...
Funding for communities
New grants to support the South Australian Aboriginal community controlled sector are now open for application to strengthen cultural wellbeing.
The Strengthening Our Culture Community...
Providing gift of sleeping safe
PORT PIRIE - Rotary Port Pirie has recently partnered with the Uniting Country SA Homelessness Team in distributing numerous Shelterbags; lightweight, durable, waterproof, and...
Tool identifies town hot spots
REGION - A new national heat index map and tool will help local communities and decision makers better prepare and respond to extreme heat...
Glass House puts mental health in focus
PORT PIRIE - Authors Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist visited Meg's Bookshop on Friday, May 3, as part of their Australia-wide tour of independent...
Volunteers to get onboard
QUORN - The Pichi Richi Railway Preservation Society is always on the lookout for more volunteers, offering opportunities in the heritage tourist-focussed operation.
The society...
Shaving a mullet for a good cause
WHYALLA - A young Whyalla teenager is doing his bit to raise money for an important cause in the name of his late brother.
Issac...
Centre builds confidence
PORT PIRIE - Riding for the Disabled has recently launched a program for horse sponsorship in an effort to cover just a slice of...
Tackling stigma in sports
PORT AUGUSTA - Free workshops will soon be available for sports clubs to educate their members, players and support staff about menstruation in sport.
The...
