Orienteering at Moonabie
The Saltbush Orienteers held its final cross-country event for the season on Saturday, July 6 at Moonabie North, located approximately 43km south of Whyalla....
Norths to discuss merger
WHYALLA - The North Whyalla Football and Sporting Club is the second local club to officially come to the table to discuss potential mergers...
Capturing conservation
WHYALLA - Three of Whyalla’s most prominent underwater photographers are being featured as part of the Cuttlefest Underwater and Marine Photography Exhibition with a...
YCW cements second spot
WHYALLA - After nearly three weeks off, Warriors delivered a commanding performance, defeating True Blue 88–37 in a one-sided clash in Saturday's Whyalla netball...
Junior hockey stars shine
Whyalla hockey was proudly represented at the 2025 Zone Championships, held from July 7–9 at Mate Stadium, South Australia’s home of hockey in Gepps...
Renewable energy opportunities
REDHILL - Fifty new wind turbines and a proposed storage battery will deliver around 200 jobs at the peak of construction in coming years...
SA Today expands with acquisition of iconic Lanyon newspapers
SA Today has continued its growth across regional Australia with the acquisition of five historic mastheads from the Lanyon family Mildura, marking a significant...
What’s on around the Spencer Gulf
WHYALLA
STEPPING OUT
RED & WHITE NIGHT - Saturday, July 26, Central Whyalla sporting club, from 7pm until late, $25pp, over 18 only, cocktail bar, drink...
Top three cruise to victory
WHYALLA - Football returned to Whyalla after a week off for the SA Country Championships.
With a week to rest up, all sides looked...
Additional $275 million pledged for steelworks
WHYALLA - The Federal and South Australian Governments have today announced a joint investment of $275 million to ensure the continued operation of the...
Community hub in works
WHYALLA - A new community-focused initiative aimed at strengthening connections between local businesses and residents is taking shape in Whyalla.
Sophie Hancock is the founder...
