Eyes on student health
Just over half of students at Memorial Oval Primary School took up the opportunity to have their vision checked by Eyre Eye Centre over...
New boat on the way
The Whyalla Sea Rescue (WSR) Squadron are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their new rescue vessel, an 8.4 metre Nautic Star, which is scheduled for...
Concerns over ‘fishy’ decision
A local recreational fisherman says allowing prawn trawlers to fish in spartial closure areas in the Spencer Gulf poses a threat to the already depleted...
Convenient with all the essentials
4 BED | 2 BATH | 1 CARThis modern and comfortable home is situated in a great location.It has four carpeted bedrooms with the...
Grab your 60 seconds of fame
Aspiring Whyalla filmmakers have another chance to create a 60-second blockbuster.Organisers of this year’s 60 Second Film Festival are holding a second workshop on...
Free dump day this weekend
The City of Whyalla's second free dump day will be held this Saturday as part of the national Clean Up Australia Day activities.Residents will...
Council leader visits Whyalla
For the first time a leader of the South Australian Legislative Council has visited Whyalla, with current President Andrew McLachlan meeting Whyalla Mayor Clare McLaughlin...
Gym reaps the rewards
Warlocks Whyalla, the steel city's local boxing/muay thai gym, has reaped the rewards after a very successful year in 2018.The gym was named the...
Roo recruit wins medal
Roopena recruit Nathan Van Eekeren has made his first cricket season in Whyalla one to remember, winning the Whyalla News Medal in a tight...
Resources for learning
A new Resources Centre worth $430,940 has been opened at Sunrise Christian School and blends a number of modern facilities designed to promote diverse...
Digital grants up for grabs
The Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) and Telstra are inviting remote, rural, and regional communities to apply for up to $10,000 in...
