Compost site to support farmers
A new, innovative compost site that will produce valuable soil improvement organic products to support farmers in the region was officially opened in Whyalla...
Chance to meet and mingle
Are you over 45 and still looking for love?Well you might get the chance to meet that special someone at a Meet and Mingle...
Lectures cover unique subjects
Two guest lecturers provided some food for thought for both parents and employers during their recent presentations at the University of South Australia Whyalla...
Lighting the way on Hummock
Hummock Hill is set to be more accessible for the general public, with the installation of 60 lights for pedestrians along the Queen Elizabeth...
Safety review ordered
The Whyalla Hospital has been ordered to review its safety procedures by SafeWork SA after two abusive patients damaged the emergency department 'in a...
Photogroup set for May exhibition
Whyalla Photography Group's May exhibition will be opened 7.30 pm this Friday night, May 10, by the Mayor Clare McLaughlin at the Darling Terrace...
Shooting how it feels
Local music photographer Bronwen Caple has dedicated her adult life to communicating the emotion of bands and artists through her photos.Those emotions are on...
Labor offer cheap child care
Labor candidate for Grey Karin Bolton says her party's $4 billion plan to increase the childcare subsidy for families with household incomes under $175,000...
Crisis beds on the way
Victims of domestic or family violence in Whyalla will benefit from a handful of new crisis accommodation beds as part of a $4 million...
Senator visits Copperhouse Court
As the federal election comes ever closer, residents at Whyalla Aged Care's Copperhouse Court received a visit from Centre Alliance Senator Rex Patrick on...
Bacon sizzles at Worlds debut
An ascent to the very top of his craft was achieved by a Jamestown shearer, after he traveled to New Zealand to represent Australia...
