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facebook.comPremier Jay Weatherill attended key milestones for three major Port Augusta projects.
Premier Jay Weatherill was in attendance as Nexif Energy officially broke ground on the $450 million Lincoln Gap Wind Farm.
Four Port Augusta netballers represented SA at the Junior Indigenous Netball Carnival.
The new SolarReserve shop front on Commercial Road marks the historical beginning of the world’s largest solar thermal plant in Port Augusta.
South Augusta has qualified directly into the Twenty20 Grand Final.
A report has been launched in a bid to seal the entire Strzelecki Track.
The walls of the Yarta Purtli gallery are lined with brightly painted canvas' depicting the inspiring journey of local artist Ineke van den Hout.
The next phase of the Port Augusta Power Stations demolition is scheduled for Thursday morning.
Duplication of one of Australia’s most pivotal sections of road has become a key state election priority for the South Australian Chamber of Mining and Energy.
Running for parliament became a logical decision for new Labor candidate Khatija Thomas.
Port Augusta is ready to celebrate Australia Day at Gladstone Square for the 36th year in a row.
A fire was deliberately lit on a vacant block on View Street on Thursday evening.
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