Need for skills
Mayor Lyn Breuer took the chance to promote Whyalla’s campaign to bring more job-skills training to the city and region during a meeting with...
Children’s cultural display
A collaboration between Centacare Catholic Country SA and Memorial Oval Primary School has seen students come together in an eye-catching display to promote Aboriginal...
Students learning to teach at Stuart
To provide support for students entering high school with significant deficits in literacy and numeracy, Stuart High School has been running a Reading Intervention...
Woman charged after stabbing
A 37-year-old woman from Whyalla Stuart has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a woman known to her overnight.Just before 3.30am on...
Lending a hand | PHOTOS
Local businesses and groups are lending a hand to farmers in need in New South Wales and Queensland facing one of the worst droughts...
More wind on the way
The Bureau of Meterology has issued a severe weather warning for damaging winds with gusts of up to 100km/h that may hit Whyalla.The warning comes...
New price: Wonderful home and gardens
You will be proud to call 1 Henry Street home as it has been completely upgraded and modified internally. Surrounded by beautiful gardens with quiet...
An exciting future
As the Mount Laura Homestead continues to be upgraded, the committee are reaching out to get more members involved in looking after ne of...
Prescription to rock
A local band formed by three of Whyalla’s most well-known musicians will be raising the curtain for Aboriginal RnB band B2M (Bathurst to Melville)...
Clothing recovered in search
While the latest police search for missing man Scott Redman turned up no significant evidence, the Major Crimes Investigation Branch say they have recovered...
Toy Run to shift up a gear
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Steel City Toy Run is back for 2025, promising the biggest event yet with several exciting changes this year.
The event...
