Revamped park recognised
Whyalla’s Wilson Park upgrade has received high praise at the KESAB 2018 Sustainable Communities Awards.Wilson Park shared the Overall Project Highly Commended honour with...
Local author releases novel
After a long period of pouring her soul into books only to be turned away by publishers, Whyalla born and bred author Sophie Gonzales...
Fun, healthy ADRA Fair
Tired of boring Sundays?Well the ADRA Family Fair being held this Sunday might be the cure to your end of week blues, as it’s...
Redman search continues
Where is Scott Redman?SA Police will today return to an area west of Kimba on Eyre Peninsula to attempt to answer that question by...
Appeal for Seaford information
In a new development in the mystery surrounding the murder of a Whyalla man in 1989, police have reached out to a person who...
Addressing domestic violence
More programs aimed at preventing a domestic violence perpetrator from re-offending are at the top of the to-do list for Human Services Minister Michelle Lensink...
Film festival returns
Create Your Own Festival is back!The City of Whyalla, Country Arts SA Adelaide Film Festival are looking for a film enthusiast to assist in...
Matilda joins Art Squad
A local artist has been selected to represent Whyalla as part of the Art Squad – a creative youth program built through a partnership between Country...
Call for Bucket Brigades
McHappy Day is set to return to Whyalla in November, and Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) is calling on local community groups to show...
Regional hub launched
The University of Adelaide hope to address the rural health crisis through their Northern Gulf Eyre Regional Training Hub, which was officially launched on Thursday.Training Hub Director Dr Laurie McArthur...
Those were the days: Nicholas Seindanis
Full name: Nicholas Seindanis
Town of residence: Weeroona Island
Town of birth: Port Pirie
Year of birth: 1955
Age: 70
Mother and father’s name: John and Lena
Number of siblings:...
