Irish trio visit Whyalla
When you put together three brilliant Tenor voices with natural Irish charm, singing spine-tingling Classical, Folk, Irish, Gaelic and Pop favourites in stacked three-part...
Second OTR to be opened
A second multimillion-dollar On The Run service station is set to be opened in WhyallaOTR Whyalla McRitchie will open on Wednesday afternoon, April 10, creating...
Musical launch party
Inaugural Whyalla Recording Scholarship winner Breeze Millard returns to Whyalla this Easter to help celebrate the launch of the 2019 Winner's singles at the...
Stalker to face court
A Whyalla man was arrested for stalking and will face court today.It will be alleged the man approached a woman not known to him...
Photo exhibit planned for May
Whyalla Photogroup is off to a good start in 2019. A 'Mastering your Camera' course was held in February, and participants said it was...
Sample A Taste of Ireland
This year, audiences have the chance to witness World Champion Irish dancers direct from the West End's Lord of the Dance, as A Taste of Ireland tours...
Infrastructure blueprint needed
The state government's $25 million contribution to upgrading roads on the lower Eyre Peninsula has been welcomed by Grain Producers SA, but the organisation says...
Disallowance on airport motion
Centre Alliance Senator Rex Patrick has flagged tabling a disallowance motion on the federal government's plans to have regional airports adopt extra security measures,...
Two mates through thick and thin
My dad, Dick Smith, and his mate, Roy Brown, first met each other as teenagers when both were fortunate enough to acquire jobs at...
Safety course on offer
The Whyalla City Council and TAFE SA are offering another accredited short course this month on food safety.The course, on Monday 15th April 2019...
Local Census staff needed
REGION - People with strong connections to diverse communities across the Spencer Gulf and Far North are being encouraged to apply for upcoming Census...
