Army to host Whyalla exercise
The Australian Army are planning to set up for another exercise in Jubilee Park next month, with scenarios in Whyalla occurring between November 8...
Projecting 60+ moments
Whyalla residents are invited to put their creativity to the test and celebrate modern ageing as part of a new digital photography projection project...
Arrium entitlements paid
The first distributions from proceeds of the sale of the Arrium companies have started to flow, with former employees of the mining and steel group...
Gymnasts on point in competition
Students at the Eyre Gymnastics Club have continued achieving great things, with two local gymnasts performing well in the Trans Bass competition.The competition gives...
Remote control cars stolen
Police are investigating a break-in at an address in Whyalla Stuart.Sometime between 8pm on Saturday, September 2 and 6.40am the following morning thieves broke into...
Nikita’s confidence leads to nomination
A local who grew in confidence during her traineeship with the Career Employment Group (CEG) was recently recognised for her hard work and determination.Nikita...
Students learn STEM
Edward John Eyre High School brought science to life at their Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Expo on Wednesday.Students from Hincks Avenue Primary School,...
Locals out and about
Many community groups have been out and about in Whyalla recently.Check out our best recent social photos!
Marching into the future
Australian Worker’s Union Whyalla Organiser Scott Martin has declared Friday’s community rally a ‘great success’, with 300 people marching from Wilson Park to the...
Gupta makes the move to Australia
The new owner of Liberty OneSteel seems to have enjoyed his time in Australia.So much so that he’s ready to make it his new...
Class of 2024 graduates
WHYALLA - UniSA’s Whyalla campus commemorated a historic double milestone last week, celebrating both its 60th anniversary along with the graduation of 47 local...
