Nurse program expands care
REGION - Hundreds of patients across South Australia’s Eyre and Far North regions have been accessing free primary healthcare closer to home, thanks to...
Growers warned on mice
Grain growers are being advised to carry out careful paddock inspections ahead of sowing, following reports of moderate to high mouse activity across both...
HMAS Whyalla’s return
WHYALLA - With South Australian History Month to be held in May, a crew member of the HMAS Whyalla has shared his recollections of...
School shows its support
BUTE - A ‘crazy wacky’ school day has delivered a meaningful boost to the community, with the Bute Early Learning and Primary School helping...
From the editor’s desk
May is South Australia History Festival month, a time when communities across the state reflect on the stories, places and people that have shaped...
Comforting paws
Voxie is a tiny Chihuahua with a soft, smooth, light cream coat that glows in the sunlight.
He has large, expressive eyes that seem...
Cuttlefest photo exhibition
WHYALLA - Photographers across the region are invited to showcase the extraordinary underwater and marine beauty of the Whyalla region as part of Cuttlefest...
Park performance on hold
WHYALLA - Country Arts SA and Slingsby Theatre Company have announced the postponement of the Whyalla performance of A Concise Compendium of Wonder, originally...
Warriors still lead the way
WHYALLA - A Grade netball is officially back, with all six sides vying for a shot at the Premiership in the 2026 season.
Warriors vs...
Wanderers climbing ladder
WHYALLA - Wanderers have gone back to back as they edge their way up the ladder, while Steel United continue their undefeated start to...
Rec Centre marks 50 years
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Rec Centre (WRC) celebrated its 50th anniversary on the weekend, marking half a century of fun and fitness in the...
