Special ride for Joseph
For most of his life local 12-year-old Joseph Burgess has loved watching trucks.This love of trucks was recognised by a driver from the truck convoy delivering...
Variety to host markets
Variety SA Car 86 will offer residents another fun way to spend their Sunday when they host a market at the Mount Laura Homestead...
‘Happy’ returns to the ring
After a 11-month break Alan Hartley is only too ‘happy’ to return to the MMA ring at the Diamondbank Fighting Championship on February 24.Alan...
History made at Men’s Shed | PHOTOS
The Whyalla Men’s Shed have traveled back in time to unearth a time capsule belonging to the Anglican Church.The capsule was placed behind the...
Council replenish beach sand
The Whyalla City Council will begin its annual foreshore sand replenishment project on Monday.Earthmoving contractors and their associated machinery (dump trucks and excavators) are...
The next step for NBN
With the whole of Whyalla connected to the NBN, the internet wholesaler is now encouraging businesses to take the next step and use the network...
Changing perspectives
Both of Whyalla’s Rotary Clubs are hoping to show the town’s youth that there is more to Rotary than just sausage sizzles and bake...
The Scoundrels launch EP
A homegrown Whyalla band are planning to officially launch their debut EP It’s not that I don’t want it, I just didn’t expect it in...
Brie ready for ‘biggest show’
It’s her biggest show yet, but Brie isn’t a stranger to being on stage.In fact, it’s become her comfort zone. Whyalla singer-songwriter Brie Ryan will...
New staff arrive at Eyre
The new school year at Edward John Eyre High School has seen us welcome nine new teachers and two SSOs to our dynamic and...
Beach seagrass relocated
WHYALLA - Whyalla City Council undertook a one-day Foreshore Seagrass Relocation Project on February 11, in an effort to strengthen coastal protection, reduce windblown...
