Rutendo represents SA at Miss Universe
An 18-year-old from Port Pirie is heading to the Miss Universe Australia competition.
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Monday, April 23, 2018
Home win still eludes
Published by John BellifeminiSavoy could not make it three-in-a-row in Sunday's home game against Rowe Park.
Cliff’s Bible spans century
Published by Greg MayfieldWorld War I hero's Bible in pride of place at Wandearah.
Rutendo represents SA at Miss Universe
Published by Piper DenholmAn 18-year-old from Port Pirie is heading to the Miss Universe Australia competition.
Provisional driver blows 0.107
Published by Piper DenholmThe 20-year-old was pulled over in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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Friday, April 20, 2018
Man arrested for possessing child exploitation material
Published by Piper DenholmThe man was refused police bail and appeared in the Port Pirie Magistrates Court on Fri...
Doubt over new lead study
Published by Greg MayfieldAn Adelaide University academic has concerns about US lead study.
Thursday, April 19, 2018
Fateful time at the castle
Published by Greg MayfieldScottish Sheriff allowed love affair to blossom for 64 years.
Floods: Council takes up the fight
PublishedPort Pirie will have better protection from tidal flooding.
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Tarpari Wellbeing Day | STORY & PHOTOS
Published by Piper DenholmThe day celebrated Aboriginal cultures and promoted good health and well being.
Ready to rip into a new football season
PublishedFinally, SGL season 2018 has arrived!
Trotting triumph
Published by Piper DenholmRotary fundraised $2,500 at the first Rotary charity trots night.
Regional visit for Minister
Published by Piper DenholmMinister Rachel Sanderson will visit each regional office, to create a strong start to ...
Staying true to friendly city title
Published by Dylan SmithCity lives up to reputation as ‘City of Friendly People’ at reception for new CEO.
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Demons out of FFA Cup
Published by John BellifeminiDemons were eliminated from the Westfield FFA Cup when it lost 1-3 to Western Strikers.
You can’t pick the weather
Published by Sue PennyToo hot to play? Nope – too wet. Well, for quite a few.