Shocking attack on streets of Whyalla
A man will need surgery to fix his hand after it was mutilated by a group who attacked him without warning.The 22-year-old, who the...
Young blood to boost Centrals
After a fairytale premiership in 2020, Central Whyalla will be turning to their young guns to help plug the holes left by the departure...
Show dependant on local support
While volunteers are always needed to get the Whyalla Show off the ground each year, 2021 looms as being the biggest challenge for the...
Students learn about fake news, cyberbullying
Fake news and cyberbullying are facts of life in the 21st century, especially for young teenagers using social media for the first time.To address...
Potential for circuit work in Whyalla
Whyalla stands to benefit from an increase in resources for the Family Law Court, with recent legislation enabling the Division 2 court to expand...
Marina deal on the table for Clean Seas
The Whyalla City Council have resolved to negotiate a draft agreement with Clean Seas to operate the Point Lowly Marina for up to three...
Jaylee launches second single
Whyalla Recording Scholarship Winner Jaylee Daniels has made use of a COVID-interrupted twelve months to record and launch her second original single "Tonight". Last...
Samaritan students hooking into hockey
Students around Whyalla have been given the chance to try out the sport of hockey this week thanks to a Hockey SA Roadshow.The roadshow...
Cuttlefish info on display
A new interactive touchscreen has been installed in the Whyalla Maritime Museum, just in time for the lead up to this year's cuttlefish season....
Op Flinders set to return this year
An initiative where youths are tasked with trekking across the Flinders Ranges to help instill leadership and teamwork in them will be returning this...
Whyalla News earns praise
WHYALLA - The Whyalla News has won the Country Press SA Award for 2025 Best Headline.
The winning headline ‘Bar battle brews’ appeared on the...
