Athletes talk mental health
Star athletes, a 16-year-old CEO and men’s health advocates will join forces with mental health group I’m Not Afraid To Talk (INATT) to encourage...
Whyalla’s story told
In a time far removed from the positive resurgence Whyalla is currently enjoying, Larisa White can remember dreading the possibility of losing her job...
Magical dance theatre
World-first stage show Celtic Illusion is set to light up Whyalla with its breathtaking fusion of modern Irish dance and spellbinding magic on Tuesday,...
Call to combat cruelty
The Whyalla RSPCA have raised concerns about frequent cases of animal cruelty, not only in the steel city but also in Port Augusta and Port...
UneARTh team boosted
As the Whyalla City Council gears up for the latest installment of its successful uneARTh Festival, the city has scored a major coup with...
Fishing fees not ruled out
Mandatory recreational fishing licences could return under plans for a review of the sector in South Australia.The introduction of fishing licences, which would force people to...
Army train for deployment | PHOTOS
More than 2500 members of Australian Army’s 1st Brigade recently undertook a series of training activities at the Cultana Training Base north of Whyalla as...
Players want you
The Whyalla Players are looking for volunteers to help with the organisation and planning of their next musical – Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.The show will be staged in...
A JAMMing success | PHOTOS
Whyalla’s JAMM 4 Genes continues to be the most successful in the state, with Stormfront Productions raising a total of $847 to fund crucial research...
Five injured in crash
Police are investigating the circumstances of a crash where five people were injured this afternoon.Just after 11.30am a car towing a trailer on the...
Youth arts key for regions
WHYALLA - Whyalla‘s own D’Faces has joined forces with youth arts organisations from across the state to deliver a report highlighting the vital role...
