From the editor’s desk
TAFE fee-free courses are quietly reshaping the way Australians think about education and employment.
By removing upfront cost barriers, they are not just opening...
Australia is home
The evening air carried a quiet sense of anticipation as we gathered for the citizenship ceremony at the Civic Building of the Whyalla City...
Budget questions answered
WHYALLA - Whyalla City Council’s recent budget consultation meeting highlighted the financial pressures facing the city, while giving residents an opportunity to ask council...
Uncover Whyalla’s history
WHYALLA - Whyalla residents will have the opportunity to explore the region’s coastline and post-war history through two events being presented as part of...
Jetty reopening in sight
PORT GERMEIN - The Port Germein jetty could reopen to the public by Christmas, as repair works progress following storm damage and long-term deterioration.
The...
BlueScope on sale outlook
WHYALLA - BlueScope chief executive Tania Archibald says there is still “a long way to go in assessing and developing Whyalla’s potential,” while speaking...
Discover what’s on in the Spencer Gulf
WHYALLA
TIME TO RELAX
WOMEN’S MEDITATION - Thursday, May 14, (Thursdays). The Haven, 67 McRitchie Cr, Whyalla Stuart, 11am-11.45am, enjoy some gentle movement, breath work to...
Junior orieentering event
WHYALLA - Families are invited to explore the outdoors and learn new skills at the launch of the KID-O program with the Saltbush Orienteers,...
Meaningful splash of cold
PORT PIRIE - The team at Coles Port Pirie is preparing to make a splash next month, with a community Ice Bucket Challenge fundraiser...
Port Bonython diesel deal
WHYALLA - Port Bonython will play a major role in the future of South Australia’s fuel security, after the State Government secured a deal...
Engineers explore regional opportunities
REGION - Over 20 internationally trained engineers living in Adelaide travelled through regional South Australia last week, as part of a program designed to...
