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Pond is back as deputy mayor

Whyalla Deputy Mayor Tamy Pond has been re-elected to the position. 375763_01
Rachel Hagan

Whyalla councillor Tamy Pond says she is extremely honoured and ready to serve her community for a second year, after […]

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