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Lots completed, more to do

It was a huge year for Giles - especially for Whyalla and Port Augusta. I reflect on major achievements in 2025, things we continue...

Fatal crash near Whyalla

REGION - SA Police are investigating after a man died in a single-vehicle crash on the Eyre Highway about 60 kilometres west of Whyalla,...

Our resilience, path forward

As we close out 2025, I want to acknowledge the resilience, pride, and opportunity that I see out in the community each day. Yes,...

Cooper Creek barge working within flooded outback

Four join pastoral board

Honour women leaders

Tracking soils across state

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Sport

Year that was in sport -December

DECEMBER 04/12/2025: North Whyalla completed its undefeated season in the Whyalla Football League women’s competition, defeating West Augusta to claim the 2025 premiership. 11/12/2025: The...

Year that was in sport – November

NOVEMBER 06/11/2025: Only three rounds into the Port Augusta Cricket Association A Grade competition, but the ladder was already beginning to take shape with interesting...

Year that was in sport – October

OCTOBER 02/10/2025: After a tough loss, South Whyalla bounced back with a convincing victory over newcomers Central Augusta in its women’s football clash at Bennett...

Year that was in sport – September

SEPTEMBER 04/09/2025: In the Port Augusta A Grade netball final, top seeded Vikings settled quickly against Railways, winning by 10 goals. 11/09/2025: Solomontown secured its place...

Year that was in sport – August

AUGUST 07/08/2025: On the oval, Solomontown and PropRison met in a rematch of last season’s grand final, with the Lions reminding the Cats they were...

Year that was in sport – July

JULY 03/07/2025: Magpies had all the deserved fanfare with a blistering win over St Joseph's 62-45 in the Port Augusta A Grade netball competition. 10/07/2025: At...

SA Government

Vouchers directly boost visitation

THE hospitality and tourism sector in the Whyalla region is seeing a welcome boost this summer, thanks to the Coast is Calling Travel Voucher...

Tackling SA’s algal bloom

A harmful algal bloom has been impacting large stretches of South Australia’s coastline since mid-March. South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) Executive Director Professor...

How to access business support through algal bloom

The State Government’s Department of State Development is providing a range of measures to support impacted businesses, and their owners and staff, through the...

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Peterborough Rodeo back for 2026

You are invited to partake in a jam packed evening at the 37th annual Peterborough Rodeo on Saturday, 10 January 2026. Held at the Peterborough...

Mid North growers shine

A group of South Australia’s leading grain growers and industry innovators have been named finalists for the 2025 South Australian Grain Industry Awards. Hosted by...

Dedicated years recognised

REGION - Many Flinders and Upper North Local Health Network volunteers were awarded with Years of Service Certificates and Premier’s Certificates recently for Recognition...

Lifeline gets new leader

Lifeline Regional SA and Far West NSW has announced the appointment of Deborah Heithersay, one of South Australia's most respected not-for-profit executives, as its...

Year that was in Augusta – December

DECEMBER 04/12/2025: The Port Augusta City Council launched its new Tourism Development Strategy 2025-2030, setting a bold, community-focused direction aimed at boosting the local visitor...

Those were the days: Janas Balogh

Full name: Janas Balogh Town of residence: Port Augusta Town of birth: Auckland New Zealand Year of birth: 1/7/1962 Age: 63 Where were you born: New Zealand Mother and father's...

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