Having a whale of a time
WHYALLA - Whyalla’s most iconic visitors will be arriving soon, with thousands of Giant Cuttlefish to make their way to Point Lowly now that...
Cold exposure for students
GLADSTONE - Sixteen year 10 students from Gladstone High have had the opportunity to engage with a major employer in the region and get...
New zone to improve tourism
REGION - As part of the South Australian Tourism Commission’s plan for strengthening regional tourism, the first new Destination Management Zone is being piloted...
Cars draw record crowd
PORT BROUGHTON - More than 150 classic and vintage cars rolled into Port Broughton on Sunday, May 25, for the Top of the Yorke’s...
Strength in sisterhood
WHYALLA - The Family Violence Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation of South Australia (FVLSAC) recently held its annual ‘Sista 2 Sista’ event at Central Whyalla...
Help boost library funds
PORT AUGUSTA - A new marketing activity using the slogan ‘How Good Are Libraries’, is spreading awareness of the public institutions across the state.
The...
Dry zone, airport hot topics
WHYALLA - The Whyalla City Council held an ordinary meeting on Monday, May 19, with a number of items up for discussion.
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King of tides
Strong winds and a king tide swamped beaches and bays across South Australia on Monday, with surges destroying infrastructure and sweeping water across roads.
The...
What’s on around the Spencer Gulf
Discover what is happening across the Spencer Gulf and Flinders Ranges in coming days.
PORT PIRIE
NOW TO NEXT
PORT PIRIE TAFE - Thursday, May 29, 11am...
Inspiring the next generation
SPENCER GULF - A commitment to their roles, a dedication to their students and a drive to go above and beyond are the common...
Out and about in Whyalla
Whyalla News social photographer Geniene Gordon recently attended a birthday at the 086 club and an event at the Filipino Cultural Association.
