McDonald drives change
REGION – Care in Motion chief executive David McDonald has been named a semi-finalist in the SkyCity Adelaide Local Legend Award, part of the...
Mice making their move
With the conditions looking favourable for mice in some areas of SA, South East growers should be vigilant.
A CSIRO Mouse Monitoring Report released...
Christmas help for families
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Christmas Relief Committee has again coordinated a community-wide effort to provide hampers, gifts and essential items to local residents facing...
Speed limit proposal stops
REGION - A proposal to lower speed limits on regional and rural roads has been ruled out by the Government.
Following a public consultation process,...
Agreements could spark ‘Remarkable’ electricity savings
MT REMARKABLE - In a bid to strengthen financial sustainability, District Council of Mount Remarkable has moved to explore measures to potentially reduce energy...
From the editor’s desk
Summer in South Australia is no stranger to heat, but the Bureau of Meteorology’s long-range forecast for 2025 should give all of us pause....
Woman dies after dog attack
WHYALLA - A Whyalla woman has died after being mauled by a dog.
Just after 4pm on Thursday December 4, police officers were called...
Stroke warning signs
It was a sunny Saturday afternoon when Leticia and her husband, Henry, hosted their annual neighbourhood barbecue.
The air was filled with laughter, music,...
Dancers celebrate 25 years
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Ballet School has marked a significant milestone, celebrating 25 years under the direction of long-standing principal Natalie Sawyer.
The anniversary,...
Young learners honoured
WHYALLA - Children’s University held its graduation ceremony recently, with more than 200 students celebrating their learning achievements over the past year.
Across two...
Hydrogen debate continues
WHYALLA - The final week of November marked the last official State Parliamentary sitting for 2025, with Whyalla a significant topic of debate and...
