Local doctor hits 25 years
After moving to Quorn 26 years ago, Dr Anthony Lian-Lloyd has been honoured with a long...
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Sunday, June 24, 2018
Acceptance is fine, but farmers need climate action
Published by Anika MolesworthClimate change is stretching farmers' resilience to the limit.
No joke, who’d be a teacher?
Published by Michelle Haines ThomasWe played tricks on our teachers back in the day. But as we got older, the jokes weren'...
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Saturday, June 23, 2018
On the fringe | Trending
Published by Linley WilkieYour weekly style guide to stay up to date with the latest trends.
Friday, June 22, 2018
Lions Park spruce up
Published by Amy GreenTwo new table settings added to Lions Park.
Thursday, June 21, 2018
Chloe’s shear determination
Published by Amy GreenThe first female to complete TAFE SA's Certificate III in Shearing in South Australia.
Eurydice Dixon: grief must be catalyst for change | OPINION
Published by Patty Kinnersly, Ceo Our WatchFor many reasons, Ms Dixon’s death has become a lightning rod.
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Another successful breakfast
Published by Marco BalsamoThe Nerrilda/Ramsay Auxiliary raised over $800 at its latest fundraising breakfast.
Senator slams site selection process
Published by Marco BalsamoCentre Alliance Senator Rex Patrick criticised the selection process for a national rad...
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Junior netball | Gallery
Published by Amy GreenPort Augusta Netball Association Junior netball action.
History group makes comeback
Published by Amy GreenThe local history group in Quorn has returned and is now open to the public.
Students stand proudly after Power Cup
Published by Amy GreenPort Augusta Secondary Students represented Port Augusta at the 11th annual Power Cup
Dynamite leading the way
Published by Deane AdamsWith just four rounds remaining, Deane Adams looks at the run to the finals in the Port...
Red and Black Ball
Published by Amy GreenThe glitz and glam from Central Augusta's Red and Black Ball
All Saints fly high against Westside
Published by Bruno CarcuroTwo top teams come to a head on the tennis court.
More of the same for local sides
Published by Patrick MardonMore joy for South Augusta. More woe for West Augusta.