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Traffic lights out in Whyalla Playford
Police are asking motorists to avoid the intersection of Playford Avenue and McBryde Terrace in Whyalla Playford due to the traffic lights not working. Police...
Sailing season underway
Last Saturday was the official opening of the 2015/2016 sailing season. Members attended the club function for the hoisting of the club pennant and...
Roopena bats first in even contest
Roopena v West A grade: Roopena batted first in this very even contest, Reg Harris snared Chenoweth in the 5th over before Fiebig and Burgess...
Indians lose to strong Roadies side
Roadies started their batting with 7 runs across the plate, Indians youngster Reegan Simmonds did his best in the pitching circle. Indians Billy Young had...
Disability support service celebrated
Community Bridging Services (CBS) officially opened its new office on Forsyth Street this week, after relocating about a year ago to accommodate an increased...
When it rains it pours
The Bureau of Meteorology is warning residents to take care as thunderstorms batter the city this evening.Some of the storms may be severe, producing damaging...
Council issues dumping warning
ILLEGAL rubbish dumpers are being warned that they will be caught by the Whyalla City Council.Council has invested in surveillance cameras to help catch illegal dumpers...
Tappers donate to those in need
The Whyalla Tappers has recently donated $1000 to the Cancer Council’s Greenhill Lodge in Adelaide.Committee member Bev Kittel presented the funds to the manager of...
Remembrance Day celebrated locally
THE WHYALLA RSL Club will be holding their annual Remembrance Day event at the city’s centopath.The day’s events will start from around 10.50am for...
Roads set for renewal
Whyalla City Council will soon commence its 2015/16 road resurfacing program.The process of street selection comes from a council managed transport asset database which...
Special store gets upgrade
OODNADATTA - The Dunjiba Community Council will soon upgrade its food hub infrastructure after receiving a $50,000 grant from the State Government’s Thriving Communities...
