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Discover what's on around Port Augusta - Vimarsana News

Discover what's on around Port Augusta

BEND AND STRETCH Weekly Yoga Sessions Mondays from 1 p.m. at Central Oval and Wednesdays from 6 p.m....

Discover What's On in Port Augusta this November - Vimarsana News

Discover What's On in Port Augusta this November

Song, spirit and sport - there's something for everyone in Port Augusta this November!

Rapid Antigen Test Pickup: Port Adelaide Enfield - Vimarsana News

Rapid Antigen Test Pickup: Port Adelaide Enfield

From this Thursday 20 January 2022, you will be able to collect Rapid Antigen Tests from Osborne House on Victoria Road in Osborne. The distribution

How native title failed the Adnyamathanha people of South Australia - Vimarsana News

How native title failed the Adnyamathanha people of South Australia

Advertisement Early last month, hundreds of Adnyamathanha people began travelling from their rocky ancestral lands around the Flinders Ranges and from elsewhere in South Australia to gather at Port Augusta, a town known as the nation’s crossroads. As the evening of April 9 drew in , there was mounting anticipation. Some found shelter with relatives or friends; others unrolled swags as evening temperatures plunged in the desert air. Hope had drawn them – hope that when the next day dawned there would be light shed, at last, on the millions of dollars from mining revenues which had poured t...

'Where did the money go?': How native title failed a community - Vimarsana News

'Where did the money go?': How native title failed a community

‘Where did the money go?’: How native title failed a community We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 3, 2021 — 5.00am Save Normal text size Advertisement Early last month, hundreds of Adnyamathanha people began travelling from their rocky ancestral lands around the Flinders Ranges and from elsewhere in South Australia to gather at Port Augusta, a town known as the nation’s crossroads. As the evening of April 9 drew in , there was mounting anticipation. Some found shelter with relatives or friends; others unrolled swags...