Squash Open a success | PHOTOS
Squash talents from around Australia came to the steel city to play on upgraded squash courts at the Whyalla Squash Open on Saturday.The Whyalla Squash courts...
PM reverses Foodbank cut
In good news for Whyalla schools Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the federal government will take action to reverse their $323,000 funding cut to Foodbank...
School breakfast under threat
School breakfast programs in Whyalla and surrounding areas are likely to be significantly affected by the federal government’s decision to cut $320,000 from Foodbank.The...
Economic lift for Whyalla
Whyalla is bouncing back after the turnaround of the once-struggling steelworks.This is according to Whyalla-based economic development manager with Regional Development Australia Whyalla and...
Army seek evacuees
The Royal Military College-Duntroon are seeking your help for their simulated Non-Combatant Evacuation in Whyalla on Saturday, November 17.The evacuation of local citizens from the...
Parvo outbreak in Whyalla
Three separate cases of Canine Parvovirus in the Whyalla area last week have prompted RSPCA South Australia to urge dog owners to vaccinate their pets.An...
Whyalla marks 100 years | PHOTOS
An emotion-charged service was held by the Whyalla RSL Sub-Branch on Sunday for Remembrance Day, marking 100 years since the guns fell silent in...
Provisional results for council election
The provisional results for the Whyalla City Council Area Councillor have been released, with two councillors retaining their seats and seven new candidates elected.The...
Stabbing search continues
Police remain on the hunt for a suspect involved in a stabbing that has left a 40-year-old man in hospital.Police and paramedics were called...
Clare set to become Mayor
Current Deputy Mayor Clare McLaughlin has been provisionally elected as Whyalla Mayor following a tightly-contested election.Ms McLaughlin defeated her main challenger Tom Antonio by a...
Heatwave risks on rise
REGION - While summer is the most enjoyable time of the year for many, South Australians are also being urged to stay safe during...
