For those of you who have recently visiting the Roxby Downs Doctors Surgery on Burgoyne Street, you might have seen a new art instalment: Kintay Birrang.

Designed by local Aboriginal artists, Jody Fereti and Sandy Gibb, the mural was painted as a part of NAIDOC Week.

"We incorporated the NADOC theme in it which was "Because of her, we can," and that hospital theme with the women going off to another hospital to give birth," Sandy explained.

The latest exhibition to grace the walls of the Roxbylink Gallery is While We Are Sleeping from local photographer and filmmaker, Travis Hague.

Having arrived in Roxby Downs in 2010, Travis decided to take advantage of the natural surroundings of the area and develop his night-time photography skills - skills which have only grown since then.

Now his photography is on display for the town to see in his exhibit "While We Are Sleeping"; a series of photographs, and a projection of time-lapses, displaying a view of the sky above Roxby Downs that the people in town may not have noticed before.

We're halfway through the opening rounds of the season, which means it's time to meet the Brains Behind The Chamber! This week, host Adrian is joined by Brain Chamber producer Sarah and season one Brain Chamber Champion Cyrus to take turns quizzing each other!

South Australian Treasurer Rob Lucas yesterday announced the 2018 State Budget, which included one surprising savings measure; the closure of seven different TAFE campuses around SA, including the campus in Roxby Downs.

The measure included in this year's budget will see the closure of both the Roxby Downs and Coober Pedy TAFE campuses, meaning there will no longer be a TAFE campus north of Port Augusta in South Australia.

Chair of The Roxby Downs Community Board, Sandy Sumsion, said she was shocked to hear of the decision in yesterday's announcement.

After finishing the season on top of the ladder, and a shaky start to the finals series, Hornridge Sporting Club have ended Roxby Districts 5 year premiership streak with a 41 point win over The Miners.

Hornridge hit the ground running, bagging 5 goals in the first quarter which quickly set the tone for the rest of the game.

Unfortunately for The Miners, they were 't able to catch up on the scoreboard, with the final quarter closing at Hornridge 12 goals, 9 behinds (81) to Roxby Districts 6 goals, 4 behinds (40).