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Hoffman on winner’s list
Racing numbers at the Whyalla velodrome were down slightly this week.Senior heart starter scratch race started the night’s racing with Leigh Hoffman sprinting from...
Maccas ready to clean
McDonalds Whyalla will join many other local businesses and organisations in cleaning up our city.The business is a major sponsor of Clean Up Australia...
Local judo athlete takes home silver medal
According to one of his Judo coaches, Ethan Hunter is a calm 14-year-old who is very patient and relaxed when teaching others.But once he...
Hundreds cast in for competition
Hundreds of anglers have lodged their entry forms for this year’s 25th Australian Snapper Championship.Early bird entries closed last week and organisers have been...
Group launches new book
Those looking at visiting Whyalla will now have a new alternative to the standard tourism guide.The Whyalla Writers Group yesterday began selling their new...
Head-on crash
Two cars collided head-on yesterday, with both drivers taken to hospital.The crash occurred at approximately 4:55pm on the intersection of Nicolson Avenue and Norrie Avenue.The south-bound section...
Colour injected into Diversity Day
YOUTH of Whyalla are set to be celebrated next month as part of National Youth Week.Whyalla City Council and the Youth Advisory Committee are working...
Local battles Tassie blaze
A local school teacher has been doubling his time as a firefighter.Iron Knob Country Fire Service (CFS) captain and Edward John Eyre High School teacher John...
Local member will confront government
Member for Giles Eddie Hughes will make it his mission to confront the federal government on their views regarding the faltering Australian steel industry.Mr...
Students to create bush tucker journey
A tribute to bush tucker is planned at Flinders and Freycinet Lookout in Whyalla.Council allocated $2500 for the project by Whyalla High School students to recognise...
Marsupials reintroduced
WHYALLA - Thirty young red-tailed phascogales have been released into the Gawler Ranges - around 300km west of Whyalla - as part of a...
