Kingfish coming back with a bite
Clean Seas are on the verge of bringing the kingfish industry back to Whyalla with fish set to be positioned on their aquaculture leases...
Signs vandalised | PHOTOS
The Whyalla City Council say they will likely be forced to replace a sign promoting tours of HMAS Whyalla at a cost of $1000-1500 after...
Respirico on the move
A new business has joined the main street in Whyalla, with Rispirico Healthcare and ScooterWorld opening a new store on Patterson Street after moving...
Victims threatened by robber
Police are investigating a break-in at Whyalla Norrie where a man and woman were threatened by an intruder.About 11am on Thursday a man forced his...
Gold haul for Greenbank
At the ripe age of 57, local teacher Allan Greenbank is still swimming just as well as he ever has.Allan, more commonly known as...
Muradel enters administration
An innovative start-up that promised great things in Whyalla has entered into voluntary administration.Bio-fuel company Muradel had previously received millions of dollars from the...
Footy games re-scheduled
Due to the resurfacing work being done at Memorial Oval, the Whyalla Football League (WFL) has rescheduled some Round 2 and 4 games.There will...
Life Lessons captured on paper
The Life Lessons generated during the D'faces of Youth Arts and Whyalla Aged Care project have been captured in writing and illustrations by the...
Loss sparks fundraising journey
The loss of her son to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) sparked a 40 year fundraising journey for Whyalla local Judy Hoffman, with the...
An array of possibilities
3 BED | 1 BATH | 1 CARSituated in an ideal central location this solid brick home offers the perfect opportunity for a new...
HMAS Whyalla’s return
WHYALLA - With South Australian History Month to be held in May, a crew member of the HMAS Whyalla has shared his recollections of...
