Breakwater project continues
There will be no week-day access to the Whyalla marina’s southern and sea-facing breakwaters for about two weeks next month.Local company Whyalla Earthworks will...
‘Mrs D’ marks 50 years
A big advocate for high standards in hospitality, Barbara Derham has marked 50 years in the industry this month.Currently operating the Whyalla Foreshore Motor-Inn, Barbara...
Museum marks 30 years | PHOTOS
The 30-year-anniversary of the Whyalla Maritime Museum was celebrated on Sunday, with a healthy crowd flocking to enjoy a tour and some fun activities.Check...
Festival shines in the rain | PHOTOS
Despite having to endure poor weather, Regional Development Australia Whyalla and Eyre Peninsula Disability Workforce Hub’s Ability Awareness Festival still achieved its main goal...
Top Shopz gets loud
Top Shopz briefly transformed into Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory last Friday – with Oopma Loompas to boot.To help raise funds for the Cora Barclay Centre,...
Elders show Pink Spirit
Elders Real Estate employees recently cooked up sausages, baked some cakes, and donned pink to raise funding for Whyalla Pink Spirits.The business hosted a...
Drought funding committed
The federal government have announced a $5 billion drought assistance package to support farmers struggling with extreme conditions in South Australia, Queensland and New...
Red for awareness | PHOTOS
Local Melissah Ernesti has been working hard to raise awareness about dyslexia this month, and Whyalla Town Primary School students joined in by donning...
Exhibition sets sail | PHOTOS
The vibrant history of the HMAS Whyalla is on display for all to see in black-and-white now that Whyalla News Cartoonist Stephen Stanley has...
Samaritan students finish up
Samaritan College Year 12 students have marked their final official school day for 2018 today, with some celebrating their last day at school while...
Taleya inspires with award
WHYALLA - Whyalla Secondary College student Taleya Bishop has been recognised with the Muriel Matters Award, becoming the first student from Whyalla to be...
