Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Search

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Friday, 1 May, 2026
Subscribe
HomeNewsLooking back: Book recounts 50 years of Penong pride
News

Looking back: Book recounts 50 years of Penong pride

‘Through The Dust and The Heat’ recounts a half-century of highs and lows at Western United. (Supplied)
James Jacobi

Western United produced a 350-page full colour history book as part of the club’s 50-year celebrations, with all 150 copies […]

Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.

Previous article
Man dies in Lipson crash
Next article
Search underway after Granites shark attack
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Prescribed burn set for Friday

A prescribed burn is planned at Sheoak Hill Conservation Park on Friday, weather conditions permitting. The prescribed burn will take place along Cowell-Kimba Road. It will...

Milestone celebration for Ceduna couple

Tasman Imperial opens with fine victory

Drugs found in Ceduna search

SALT shines once again

More News

Tasman Imperial opens with fine victory

Tasman Imperial got revenge against Boston in the Anzac Day A1 grand final rematch by 16 goals, while Wanilla Rangers was no match for...

Drugs found in Ceduna search

A man was arrested after drugs and stolen property were found at Ceduna this week. It is alleged that about 10.30am on Wednesday 29 April,...

SALT shines once again

The SALT Festival once again hit all the right notes in 2026, with a jam-packed program of exciting events and awesome activities for people...

Impressive Ports backs up victory

Ports showed its A grade Eastern Eyre netball win against Eastern Ranges in round one was no fluke, recording a nine-goal victory against reigning...

Your local community diary

Mill Cottage Connections Mill Cottage Museum is open for free on Wednesdays and Sundays in May for South Australia’s History Festival. Come along to celebrate...

Crowd staggered by numbers who volunteered

Those attending Elliston’s Anzac Day dawn service were staggered to learn the numbers of local people who volunteered in both world wars. The history group’s...

Students pay tribute to WWI doctor

The life of one of Cowell’s World War I veterans was commemorated by school students at the town’s Anzac Day dawn service. Kallan Russell and...

Marble Range betters Eagles in rematch

Two kicks or less decided all three A grade matches in round one of the 2026 Port Lincoln Football League season, which kicked off...

Mason cards best gross score

Trevor Mason was the gross winner at Darke Peak Golf Club on Sunday 26 April - carding 73. There was a tie for the nett...

Efforts commemorated in Coffin Bay

Coffin Bay residents and visitors gathered on Anzac Day to commemorate the service efforts of past and present service men and women. At 6.20am...

Subscribe

Get an all access pass to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Subscribe

© 2026 SA Today Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.