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...
Action team engages community
The Whyalla Alcohol and Drug Interacgency Local Drug Action Team (LDAT) continued their engagement with the community at Australia Day this weekend.A ‘Little Big...
Charming to say the least
3 BED | 1.5 BATH | 4 CARThis three-bedroom home boasts flexibility with a large tiled family room at the rear opening through sliding...
Rain doesn’t stop Aus Day shining
An unseasonal downpour couldn’t stop Whyalla residents from enjoying Saturday’s Australia Day celebrations.While the welcome rain caused the cancellation of some entertainment and activities...
Nominate your business icon
Know someone in the community who is a woman of spirit, leadership and strength? Would you like them to get recognition for their contribution...
Steelworks fire extinguished
A small fire on a conveyor belt at the Whyalla Steelworks was extinguished by Metropolitan Fire Service crews at around 10:30am on Tuesday.Two appliances...
Fighting for consultation
A group of aboriginal Australians are campaigning to be included in the consultation being undertaken for two significant projects moving forward in Port Lincoln.A...
Cuttlefest fast approaching
WHYALLA - The Whyalla City Council has opened expressions of interest (EOI) for businesses and organisations wishing to take part in Cuttlefest 2026.
Council said...
