Surf life saving boost
Surf Life Saving Clubs across the state, including Whyalla's very own, will benefit from $5000 a year over the next four years under a $420,000...
Mayors’ election priorities
The three Upper Spencer Gulf Mayors have today revealed five priorities they are taking to the upcoming federal election.Port Pirie Mayor Leon Stephens, Whyalla...
Crime Stoppers funding plea
A service which has played a pivotal part in the investigation of the cold case murder of Whyalla businessman Peter Seaford has turned to...
Care centre passes audit
The Whyalla City Council's Child Care Centre has passed an Education Standards Board surprise audit with flying colours.The early childhood to senior schooling board...
Spirits open up
Having made their name as one of the key support systems for local women living with breast cancer, the Whyalla Pink Spirits Breast Cancer...
Ratepayers critical of streaming decision
The Whyalla Residents and Ratepayers Association (WRRA) have criticised the Whyalla City Council's decision to scrap plans to live stream council meetings, saying it goes...
Sports clubs tackle illegal drugs
Sporting clubs around Whyalla were given training on how to respond to an illegal drug-related incident during the Good Sports Tackling Illegal Drugs forum...
Key project information
The cost and star date for 12 high profile Whyalla projects was laid out for residents to see during Thursday's Whyalla City Council information session.Council CEO Chris...
Stuart receptions welcomed | PHOTOS
New Whyalla Stuart Primary Campus receptions were recently welcomed to their first year of schooling.See the new faces in our gallery above.
Car crash at intersection
Two cars collided in a crash at the intersection of Searle Street and Nicolson Avenue on Friday morning.The cars were towed away from the...
Youth can have their say
South Australian teenagers are being called on to have their say, with Mission Australia’s landmark Youth Survey opening for 2026 and marking a major...
