Katelyn proves her excellence
Katelyn Wright's teaching has continued to have an effect on her students long after they have finished Year 12 - her recent Excellence in...
Migration ‘will boost city’
Whyalla is likely to grapple with a shortage of workers as major projects loom on the horizon.The answer may be migrant workers, as was...
Advocacy support for veterans
Veterans in Whyalla and Port Augusta who have undertaken military service in the Australian Defence Force are being offered a free advisory and advocacy...
Traders turn out for new $100m school
Traders showed their enthusiasm for a new $100 million secondary school in Whyalla.About 100 business representatives met at Westland Hotel-Motel to discuss contracts for...
Bringing Beauty to the stage
The Whyalla Players are getting closer to premiering their major production for 2019 - Beauty and the Beast!This classic tale as old as time...
Chainsaw, snipper stolen
Police are investigating the theft of a chainsaw and whipper snipper from an unlocked shed at Whyalla.Between 30 June and 22 July, a Jonsered...
Connecting local business
Whyalla is set to become one of the first regional GigCities in South Australia.Many hours of work between the City of Whyalla and the...
Eremophilas and Flinders Reserve
I viewed the display of the Eremophila plants that were given away for National Tree Day. The photos gave a good description of...
Opening Pandora’s Box
Whyalla author Reign Atkins, who cut her teeth writing fan fiction about super heroes like The Flash, is making her first big dive into...
Policing road safety on highway
Around 700 motorists were breath-tested by police at Lincoln Gap on Thursday during a road safety operation put in place as part of Operation...
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...
