Artsy consultation begins
Feedback on the Whyalla City Council's Arts and Cultural Strategic Plan was sourced from artists, arts workers and other key stakeholders at a meeting...
Boys arrested for property damage
Four youths have been arrested while a further two youths have been reported, following a series of rock throwing incidents and property damage in...
Stone elected Deputy Mayor
Councillor Phill Stone is Whyalla's new deputy mayor following a vote at Monday's ordinary Council meeting.Mayor Clare McLaughlin congratulated Cr Stone on his appointment...
‘Elite’ students on the right track
Three students from Whyalla High School recently gained access to a special pathway after achieving positive results in the school's South Australian Aboriginal Secondary...
Oval sprinklers installed
The sprinklers are in and working at Bennett Oval as Stage 1 of the $2.8m redevelopment of the sporting facility continues.South Australian company Greene...
Day Options campaign kicks off | PHOTOS
Bedford Group's charity drive to get a Day Options plan up and running in Whyalla got off to a flying start on Friday, with...
Well-earned playgroup donation
The Whyalla Community Playgroup will be busy upgrading a lot of outdated equipment thanks to a $3718 donation by the Peppercorn Market team.It's the...
New buildings opened | PHOTOS
In an exciting development for education in Whyalla, Samaritan College have officially unveiled two brand new buildings at their Our Lady Help of Christians...
Eyre serve up a feast | PHOTOS
Edward John Eyre High School students once again put on a fantastic Feast for All the Senses on Wednesday, combining art, food, music, design...
Ferretti could provide Aussie connection
The federal government have confirmed that local manufacturer Ferretti International could play a part in supplying transmission towers made with Whyalla steel for the...
Nursery a best-kept secret
WHYALLA - Tucked away within Tanderra Craft Village is one of Whyalla's best-kept secrets — a thriving community nursery that has quietly been growing...
