Reunions are important for small communities
Reunited and it feels so good.That line, from the hit song by R&B band Peaches & Herb, was running through my head as I...
Steph raises her voice
Former Citizen’s Jury member and Whyalla local Stephanie Paul has criticised a recent petition signed by 43 South Australian leaders urging further investigation into nuclear...
Unearth festival partner
The Whyalla News is excited to announce its partnership with the uneARTh Festival as official newspaper media partner of the event. The uneARTh festival is...
Uni welcome students
The University of South Australia Whyalla campus welcomed 110 new students during orientation on February 20 and 21. Ranging from Nursing, Primary Teaching, Early Childhood,...
Barge floating once again
Some excellent work by Arrium employees and contractor partners alike has resulted in the Spencer Gulf floating offshore terminal barge (FOTB) being back in...
Taking a Long Drive
Good mates Garry Anderson and David Dunbar have taken long drives before, but it’s unlikely they’ve ever set an afternoon aside to drive all the...
Minister confident to combat ice
Minister for Police Pete Malinauskas says the State Government will continue to do everything possible to combat ice use in Whyalla, with usage in Australia...
Blasters tackle smoking
With smoking a well known habit for many people. the Aboriginal Health Council recently sent its Tackling Indigenous Smoking Team, the Puyu Blasters, to...
Fast and furious shootout | PHOTOS
Dragsters from all around Australia competed in the Summit Sportsman Series Supercharged Shootout hosted by Whyalla Steel City Drags on the weekend.Check out the best snaps...
Y-Day group help the elderly
Members of the Y-Day Options Group for young adults with disabilities recently visited elderly residents at the Jacaranda Village to lend a hand.Jobs undertaken...
Scammers take aim at seniors
A new scam is serving as a reminder for South Australian seniors to be vigilant.
It relates to a scam website that attempts to charge...
