Poverty persists
As poverty continues to be a serious issue in both metropolitan and regional areas, a Poverty Committee from the Legislative Council were in Whyalla on...
Andie proves her ability | PHOTOS
Local athlete Andie Zbierski has taken another important step forward in her football career, playing a key role in the ruck to help Salisbury...
Heart for the homeless
To say Sunrise Christian School student Dylan Vandertuuk has a big heart would be an understatement.At just 10 years old, he’s put all of...
Zia aims for council
Zia Westerman hopes to be a voice for those living with disabilities should she be elected as a Whyalla councillor in the 2018 local...
Innovating ideas at uni
The University of South Australia want to create a garden to cultivate unique ideas from entrepreneurs and potential business owners through a new facility...
STEM facility opened | PHOTOS
Long Street Primary School put one foot into the future on Wednesday, officially opening their Science Technology Engineering Mathematics (STEM) Centre.Funded by $1 million from...
A charming home on a big corner block
This four-bedroom home is set on a big 1746sqm allotment, leaving the question, will you subdivide, extend, develop or simply move in? The home...
Shantae’s literacy journey
A self-professed book lover, 15-year-old Shantae Barnes-Cowan was recently given the opportunity to help close the gap in literacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...
Mosaic piece coming together
Local artists came together this week to continue work on what will become a mosaic art installation at the Whyalla Foreshore.The seat will be...
Roses for suicide awareness
Around 250 people united in an emotional display in the Roses in the Ocean Walk on Sunday.The walk began at the Sempre Cafe in...
Child protection in focus
PORT AUGUSTA — South Australia’s child protection leaders will gather in Port Augusta this month to tackle the challenges of supporting vulnerable children and...
