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Students forced from study
The Australia Services Unions says one in five students studying social work are dropping out of their degrees due to the six months of...
School holiday fun for all
School holidays are here again, and across the Spencer Gulf there are some great activities for the kids to enjoy.
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Making fun for everyone
WHYALLA - Even though it was a long-weekend that was perfect for a short holiday getaway, hundreds of Whyalla's residents showed up to the...
Recreational fishers praised
South Australian recreational fishers have been praised for complying with fishing regulations over the Easter long weekend.
Over the weekend, a total of 98 per...
Bringing live music back
Diversity Entertainment is promising to bring one of the biggest and most unique music events of the year to Whyalla’s Maritime Museum Gardens, Pour...
Drop-in for energy
Epic Energy is holding two drop-in sessions in Whyalla this week where the community can learn more about their part in the state hydrogen...
Watch out for symptoms
If anyone has swum in the pool at the Whyalla Recreation Centre over the last fortnight and is experiencing diarrhoea symptoms, SA Health is...
Coastcare education begins
PORT AUGUSTA - Port Augusta Coastcare held an Education Day at the Barracks on the weekend as a way to educate the community around...
Calling all creatives
WHYALLA - The Cuttlefest Art Prize, with a $2700 prize pool, is now open to showcase Whyalla’s marine based art from individuals and school...
A Whyalla with no steel
One LIBERTY Primary Steel worker claims they will be losing about $900 a fortnight of their regular pay, while Whyalla’s blast furnace is not...
Grassroots aid growing
A local drought initiative at Peterborough has kicked off with a great reception at its inaugural meeting.
The Peterborough Drought Ready Group held its first...
