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Uranium project advances

WHYALLA - Alligator Energy’s newly appointed chief executive officer, Andrea Marsland-Smith, was in Whyalla last week to oversee progress on the company’s Samphire project. In...

NAIDOC Week a success

WHYALLA - This year’s NAIDOC Week was a monumental success, with hundreds of people turning out to events held across the week. There were...

Malka art star

Port Augusta artist Candace Swan has swept top honours at the 2025 Malka Aboriginal Art Prize Awards, taking home three major accolades including the...

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Footy at its finest

PORT PIRIE - A big weekend of football has wrapped up in the heart of the Northern Zone after Port Pirie hosted the 2025...

NAFA U13 victorious in Port Pirie

REGION - The Northern Areas Football Association 13 and Under team took out the Nyrstar Junior Football Carnival held on June 29, defeating Port...

Indoor success for local archers

PORT PIRIE - The Mid North Archers hosted 18 participants for a round of the State and National Indoor Championships on the weekend of...

Cats, Dogs finals preview

SPENCER GULF - Round 10 of the Spencer Gulf Football League played on July 5 delivered some cracking footy ahead of this week’s Think!...

Horse ‘worth her salt’

STATEWIDE - Exciting three-year-old Sea Salt gave age and experience to the majority of her rivals to place herself in the spotlight of South...

Pacer going places

STATEWIDE - In-form Places You Don’t earned a spot in the $25,000 Emerging Stars Final (1800m) at Globe Derby Park this Saturday June 28...

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Jamestown student working for rural opportunities

Year 11 Jamestown student Zara Cooper recently returned from a week-long young leaders forum in Adelaide, collaborating with other rural students and industry leaders. Ms...

Letter: Rail hub needed

Whyalla is a city that needs more help than just at the Steelworks. Businesses in town are suffering due to a lack of help...

$5.5m win for workers

More than 500 regional Foodland workers have been paid more than $5.5 million after a four year legal battle was settled on July 7. In...

Peeling bananas and puncturing prejudice

“Do you want this one?” the checkout cashier asked, pointing to the banana’s blackened skin. But having tested its firmness, I paid up and...

From the editor’s desk

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s visit to Shanghai is more than a diplomatic mission - it’s a wake-up call for Australia’s resource sector. With China’s...