Questions over allowance
The Whyalla City Council will write to Councillor Tim Breuer to ask whether he will donate the $4317 received from chairing the City Strategy and Policy...
Eyre transition support
Students unsure about what career they want to pursue after school were given the chance to meet with industry providers at Edward John Eyre...
Ball raises record funds
Local musicians are singing a little louder after the Young Tradespeople and Professionals 2018 Charity Ball raised a record $6749 for the Whyalla Music Association.The...
Masters to visit Whyalla
One of Australia’s longest-running bands will make an appearance in Whyalla next month, as the 1965 Masters Apprentices make their way to the Westlands Hotel.The...
Business struggles continue
While Whyalla’s exposure continues to grow through the attention-grabbing Giant Australian Cuttlefish and unique events such as the UneARTh Festival and Hidden Music Festival,...
Coles’ sporty donation
A host of local schools will receive more than $16,000 in sports gear after collecting more than 396,000 vouchers at their local supermarkets through Coles’...
Learning to Progress
Two cities that are looking to diversify their economies could learn a lot from one another.That was the sentiment of Tumby Bay Progress Association...
Going Beyond for volunteers
A number of community organisations received a welcome boost through the Beyond Bank Community Reward Account on Wednesday, with the Whyalla Pink Spirits receiving...
Juggling uni subjects
Over 100 students from Whyalla and Port Augusta got a taste of different university degrees with the guidance of academics from Flinders University on Wednesday.Samaritan...
Jimmy to rock Whyalla
Whyalla has once again stamped itself as a big-time concert destination with news that Aussie music legend Jimmy Barnes is coming to town next...
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...
