Let’s Talk about stigma | PHOTOS
As the push for men to be more open about their mental health continues, Whyalla’s I’m Not Afraid To Talk group recently hosted Let’s...
Seven arrested after brawl
Seven people have been arrested after a fight at a licensed premises on Forsyth Street in September.Just before midnight on Saturday, September 1 police...
Assault case moved
Whyalla Mayor Lyn Breuer’s assault case will return to court in November, after her Pre Trial Conference did not go ahead in Whyalla today.The...
Wellness day at uni | PHOTOS
With the sun shining through the clouds, Friday was a perfect day for service providers to come together and promote wellness and wellbeing at...
Learning life lessons | PHOTOS
Lessons were learned, friendships were formed, and laughs were had as part of the Life Lessons project formed through a partnership between D’faces of Youth...
GFG purchase steel plants
In a landmark steel deal, Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty OneSteel has announced a conditional agreement to buy four European steel plants, employing more than 12,500...
Windy warning
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for damaging winds for Whyalla and the surrounding area, with wind gusts of up...
Repairs required for lanes
The trouble-plagued overtaking lanes between Whyalla and Port Augusta are not up to scratch, and further repairs which could result in a temporary closure of...
Musical pioneers recognised
Stormfront Productions, which has provided a crucial mentoring service for budding musicians in Whyalla, have made it to the top 4 in the small...
Carolyn’s Noteworthy art
Work by local artist Carolyn O’Neill is set to appear on the front of cards produced by Australian social enterprise Noteworthy Cards.It’s a collaboration that Ms...
Samaritan heralds new era
WHYALLA - After nearly three decades of service to Whyalla’s Catholic education community, Samaritan College principal Damien Judd is bidding farewell to the region,...
