LOOKING BACK: Whyalla
WARM AND FUZZY AWARD
Our very own garden centre has the “warm and fuzzies” after receiving a CRS Australia SA Employer Award.
Whyalla Garden Centre...
Rain needed for production
Crop yield potential for this season will be highly dependent on spring rainfall with well-below average rainfall recorded across many parts of South...
Ready to make a difference
PORT AUGUSTA - Fashions on Hartley Op shop volunteers Irene Woodforde and Kay Cutler are passionate about helping their community.
The pair helps operate the...
Blyth hosts Aussie actor
When award winning Australian Actor John Jarratt went to watch a game of football, little did he know he would walk away with a...
Entries open for art prize
REGION - Entries are now open for the 2024 Hummock Hill Art Prize and the Whyalla Art Group is calling for artists throughout the...
Spencer Sirens host lunch
PORT PIRIE - The Port Pirie chapter of Australian Red Hatters hosted the state celebration of the National Red Hat Day on Thursday, July...
Turning pages for railway
QUORN - Pichi Richi Railway Preservation Society members have put together a sequel to the book History of Pichi Richi Railways, entitled Into the...
Wadna set to bloom, build
BLINMAN - More than a dozen businesses will share in nearly $150,000 in funding to work to enhance heritage tourism across South Australia, which...
Foundation to a career
WHYALLA - Two former student participants in the GFG Foundation program have successfully progressed to apprenticeships at the Whyalla Steelworks.
Declan Trinidad and Caleb Fisher...
Discover your local school this Catholic Schools Open Week
Choosing the right educational pathway for your child is a crucial decision that shapes your child’s future.
From early learning to Year 12 graduation,...
Upskill into heavy industry
WHYALLA - Regional Development Australia Eyre Peninsula (RDAEP) have been running a new program in Whyalla over the past five weeks, aiming to upskill...
