Sickening news on TV
It was so sickening and hard to be able to write to the Whyalla News 'have your say' about what was on the Channel...
Ship shines in illuminart display | PHOTOS
The HMAS Whyalla shone bright in the darkness as moving images from a collection of film and photographs flashed across the vessel's surface.This was...
Chief Executive’s TAFE vision | PHOTOS
Recently-appointed TAFE SA Chief Executive David Coltman outlined his vision for the future of TAFE during his visit to the Whyalla campus on Monday.Mr...
Unearthing works of art
Valuable and historical art is being unearthed and displayed in Whyalla.The Whyalla City Council's art collection has been largely hidden due to the lack...
Soccer stars head overseas
Two young local soccer stars are taking their talents overseas to compete against teams from around the world.Steel United players Emily Todd, 13, and...
Planting seeds for the future | PHOTOS
Stuart High School students recently 'gave back' to the planet by planting a number of native trees in the school garden.In the lead-up to...
Next generation of aged care
The issues facing the aged care industry were outlined by Whyalla Aged Care (WAC) Chief Executive Officer Juanita Walker at a free event run...
Time to Pink Up Whyalla
Whyalla Pink Spirits are inviting all businesses and individuals to get on board and Pink Up Whyalla for the month of October, which is...
Waste dump consultative committee enforces strict observer protocol
Tensions over the federal government's plans to site a National Radioactive Waste Management Facility have reached boiling point in the wake of upcoming community...
Foundation for the future | PHOTOS
GFG Alliance are continued to build towards a sustainable future in Whyalla, today officially launching the GFG Foundation - a program catering to the...
Steel remains at crossroads
WHYALLA - The importance of the Whyalla Steelworks to South Australia’s defence capability has once again come into focus, as billions of dollars in...
