Signs of the times
The Whyalla City Council $100,000 street sign project is being rolled out to help guide visitors around the steel city.Nearly 500 new street signs, with...
Ready to rock you
With the energy of Queen flowing through their veins, Whyalla High School students are keen to rock your socks off in their latest stage production...
Station in motion
Veolia are in the development approval for their new state-of-the-art waste transfer system in Whyalla’s industrial estate, with new employment opportunities set to be created...
Chamber’s election values
The Whyalla Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Ron Hay has said that it is important those elected in the council election work as a coherent...
Cadets at the ready
It’s nearly that time of the year again for Whyalla, when Army soldiers in full combat gear walking on the streets are not an...
No stone has been left unturned here
3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CARThis polished three-bedroom home has been created to please.From the front gardens through to the back fence...
Angus bounces back
Local fast bowler Angus Judd has bounced back from injury to be selected in the West End Redbacks Under 19 cricket squad.The team will...
Spooky fun at the Eyre | PHOTOS
Things got pretty spooky at the Eyre Hotel on Tuesday, with lots of children dressing up to get into the spirit of Halloween. Fun activities...
Celebrating completion | PHOTOS
Nursing and Social Work students recently celebrated the completion of their degrees at the UniSA Whyalla Campus.Twelve third year UniSA nursing students had their final...
Session reveals jetty date
More than 20 building contractors and suppliers received a clear message about the importance of local content when they attended a Whyalla New Jetty...
Fine food family legacy
PORT PIRIE - Before becoming the founder of Harry’s Homemade Fine Foods on the Augusta Highway, Harry Kambanos began his working life working in...
