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Whyalla Recreational Centre business fees set to increase

The YMCA will be increasing its professional service fees across all South Australian managed facilities, including the Whyalla Recreation Centre. (Jack O'Halloran).
Jack O'Halloran

WHYALLA - At the recent Whyalla City Council meeting, the councillors carried a motion to endorse fee increases for certain […]

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