was printed by William John Myers and Walter A. Wade. Another short-lived publication was Frith's Bulletin (15 April 1913), a monthly magazine published by F.H. Frith, but discontinued after only one issue. A third one at this time was the Sporting Telegraph (3 May – 26 July 1913), which was printed by W.H. Bennett for Pritchard Morgan Hall. More recently, it was also home to the Peterborough Times (2003-2006), which later became part of the Mid North Broadcaster, a publication released from 2006 to 2013 in Burra. The Broadcaster was formed by the merger of struggling local newspapers, the Peterborough Times, the Burra Broadcaster (1991-2006), and the Eudunda Observer. It was owned by the Taylor group, with editorial control via the Murray Pioneer. Its distribution included the towns of Burra, Eudunda, Jamestown and Peterborough. In mid-2021, a Temporary Community Broadcasting Licence (TCBL) was issued by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) to Peterborough Community Broadcasting Incorporated. In early 2022, 5PBS commenced broadcasting on 91.1 MHz, servicing Peterborough and surrounding towns including Oodla Wirra, Terowie and Yongala. Education Peterborough High School was opened in 1927 and caters for students from years 8 to 12. Peterborough Primary School was opened in 1883 and caters for students from years reception to 7. St Joseph's School is a reception to Year 7 Catholic primary school which was founded by Mary MacKillop and the Sisters of St Joseph. Gallery References Further reading Carson, Doris A., et al. "Transitioning from a local railway hub to a regional tourism system: The story of Peterborough, South Australia." in Perspectives on rural tourism geographies'' (Springer, Cham, 2019) pp. 173-196. online External links Steamtown District Council of Peterborough District Council of Peterborough Tourism Peterborough Art & Cultural Festival Towns in South Australia Mid North (South Australia)