Police respond to COVID-19 breaches
South Australian Police are cracking down on people breaching self-isolation orders and businesses not complying with current coronavirus restrictions.In a statement, SAPOL said they...
Dog centre at capacity
The RSPCA SA has encouraged anyone missing their dog to check the Whyalla City Council's dog-care facility, which is now almost at full capacity.Five...
Steel needs ‘essential’ label
The country's peak steel industry body have called on the federal government to classify the steel industry as 'essential' to ensure it remains operating...
Blake a finalist in Young Achievers
A young leader in the community who has dedicated himself to fundraising activities over many years, Blake Brougham has been named a finalist in...
Major jetty structure completed
Recently the Maritime Constructions team celebrated as they laid the final concrete plank into place at the end of our new iconic loop jetty.This...
Location, location, location
4 BED | 1 BATH | 4 CARYou can't argue about the location of this four-bedroom home, it's simply the best.It is situated across...
Concerns over pregnant dolphin
Concerns about the dependence of dolphins in the Whyalla Marina on being fed by humans are growing after a pregnant dolphin was spotted leaping...
Find out who is still ‘Open for Business’
Scroll below to see a list of local businesses which are still open or changing the way they work and need your support.The list...
Council close Library, Visitor Centre
The Whyalla City Council has announced a number of service closures following the federal government's latest coronavirus advice.The following services will be closed from...
Time to get cooking
The Whyalla Norrie Country Women's Association (CWA) is encouraging people to use their time in isolation to learn to cook as restrictions continue to...
Donate items, don’t dump
WHYALLA - Whyalla residents are being encouraged to support local charities by donating unwanted household items responsibly instead of illegally dumping them around the...
