Socialising at the C | PHOTOS
BY THE C attracted around 4000 people to The Oval at Whyalla High School.Check out our best social shots from the concert in the...
Rocking out BY THE C | PHOTOS
Over 4000 people packed the Whyalla High School Oval to see rock legend Jimmy Barnes bring the house down at the BY THE C...
Giving uneARTh a face
The 2019 Whyalla uneARTh Festival now has a face and an image … several actually.Whyalla’s Frances Hill has taken out the 2019 uneARTh poster...
Trekking for awareness
Local business owner Robyn Frant will be taking on a trek in remote South Australia in support of the R U OK suicide prevention charity...
Scam alert from resident
A Whyalla resident is calling for all community members to be careful when answering the phone after being the victim of an attempted scam.The...
Site search triggers concerns
The federal government's search for a site to store nuclear waste has triggered concerns about mental health, business bycotts, and community division in Kimba...
Reeling in a nomination
Local recreational fisher Alan Hall says he has 'runs on the board' when it comes to his credentials for the state government's Recreational Fishing Advisory Council.Mr...
Milestone for dam plans
Plans to expand Olympic Dam have been given a boost with the $3 billion proposal granted major development status by the state government.A $3...
ADRA praise Helen’s work
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) has 30 op shops across Australia, with some providing emergency relief, hosting a community pantry, or featuring a...
Daryl’s rocking Whyalla return
ARIA Hall of Famer Daryl Braithwaite says he’s looking forward to returning to Whyalla for the BY THE C festival, planning to rock the...
Make a difference
Visiting the sick has always been something we do naturally.
It’s one of the simplest ways to show kindness, empathy, and good neighbourliness.
Across...
