Whyalla LAD: The Shipyard
The following is an extract from Whyalla News cartoonist Stephen Stanley's book WHYALLA LAD, which details life in Whyalla from 1966 to 1973.The strangest...
Walking for animals
One step for man, one paw print for raising awareness for abused and overworked animals.Founder and CEO of Animal Aid Abroad (AAA) Janet...
Babies of COVID | PHOTOS
We asked, you delivered!Thank you to everyone who sent in photos of their beautiful babies born during the coronavirus pandemic.All the photos in the...
Rockin’ tune for the steel city
As true blue Aussie as they come, indie artist Peter Bibby's music has focused on all the best (and worst) parts of Australian culture.Now,...
Remembering a dedicated animal lover
An animal lover who put in many hard years of work into animal rescue at the Whyalla RSPCA has been remembered at a memorial...
Giving arts a BOOST
Regional artists who may be struggling to financially recover from the impact of COVID-19 will now have access to two new funding streams from...
Man arrested over servo robbery
A 22-year-old Whyalla Norrie man has been arrested after he allegedly robbed the OTR McRitchie service armed with a pair of scissors.About 8pm on...
Welcome to your newest family member
During the pandemic you may not have been able to show-off your newest family member in the traditional ways, so we would love to...
From the soccer field to shipyards
For a man who was once rendered unable to speak due to a stroke, Kym Lynch certainly has a lot to say.Kym is well...
Filling the gap
The fallout from the coronavirus pandemic has seen a number of local businesses in the hospitality industry lose casual employees, positions that they are...
Strategic play on chess club
PORT PIRIE - The BHAS Bowling Club will soon host a chess club, as fortnightly sessions are planned to commence next month with the...
