Scoring goals for girls soccer
It isn’t hard to gauge the impact Kirsty Arbuckle, the Sports Achievement Award Winner, has had on women’s sport in Whyalla … it is on...
Apex recognised for great pageant
Service clubs are the backbone of our community and many events held in city.Whyalla has many large events organised by Council or private promoters...
Tireless advocate receives award
More than 30 years of volunteer work and community contribution makes Raelene Williams a very worthy winner of the Whyalla Senior Citizen of the...
Top volunteers recognised
Six dedicated locals have been recognised for their dedication to Whyalla through the Australia Day Community Service Awards.Susan Burgess: Susan is a remarkable lady.She...
The milestone men
In a testament to their dedication to the Central Whyalla Cricket Club, Scott Collison and Brad Smith recorded huge milestones in A Grade over...
Power outages around Whyalla
Around 1800 residents in Whyalla Jenkins and Whyalla Stuart were left without power this morning due to an underground cable fault.The fault, which is...
Med students get started
An excited and enthusiastic group of medical students have arrived in Whyalla and are keen to get hands-on experience at the University of Adelaide Rural...
Police confirm break-ins
Whyalla Police have confirmed that a spate of break-ins occurred in the steel city overnight, with several local businesses affected.Operations Inspector Mark Hubbard said...
Rail key for Whyalla’s future
South Australiaʼs peak regional rail lobby group has called on the state government to reintroduce rail transport services to the Spencer Gulf region ahead of the...
Have your say
The needs of the Whyalla public will be put first and foremost during the Whyalla City Council’s $400,000 redevelopment of Norton Park on McRitchie Crescent.Council will...
Strategic play on chess club
PORT PIRIE - The BHAS Bowling Club will soon host a chess club, as fortnightly sessions are planned to commence next month with the...
