University set to host Wellness Festival
A healthy mind is just as important as a healthy body, and this year’s Mental Health Week (October 7-12) aims to emphasise that.To mark the...
Athletes promote mental health
Star athletes, a 16-year-old CEO and men’s health advocates will join forces with mental health group I’m Not Afraid To Talk (INATT) to encourage men...
Community hub to open
Advancing Whyalla will take another big step forward when it officially opens the Alex Ramsay Community Hub (ARCH) this month.An organisation founded in 1999,...
Athletes talk mental health
Star athletes, a 16-year-old CEO and men’s health advocates will join forces with mental health group I’m Not Afraid To Talk (INATT) to encourage...
Whyalla’s story told
In a time far removed from the positive resurgence Whyalla is currently enjoying, Larisa White can remember dreading the possibility of losing her job...
Magical dance theatre
World-first stage show Celtic Illusion is set to light up Whyalla with its breathtaking fusion of modern Irish dance and spellbinding magic on Tuesday,...
Call to combat cruelty
The Whyalla RSPCA have raised concerns about frequent cases of animal cruelty, not only in the steel city but also in Port Augusta and Port...
UneARTh team boosted
As the Whyalla City Council gears up for the latest installment of its successful uneARTh Festival, the city has scored a major coup with...
Fishing fees not ruled out
Mandatory recreational fishing licences could return under plans for a review of the sector in South Australia.The introduction of fishing licences, which would force people to...
Army train for deployment | PHOTOS
More than 2500 members of Australian Army’s 1st Brigade recently undertook a series of training activities at the Cultana Training Base north of Whyalla as...
Battery safety campaign hits Port Augusta streets
PORT AUGUSTA - A statewide push to stop batteries from ending up in household bins has reached Port Augusta, with KESAB and the Port...
