Labor push Tradie Package
Labor are extending a hand to young apprentices around the state just before the election, with the state government announcing a $13.4 million Tradie Package.The...
Jack’s journey to Whyalla
Though he was only a young boy at the time, Jack Velthuizen can still remember skating on the ice along the polders while he was...
Explorer fighting for project
Minerals explorer Rudy Gomez says his Lake Gairdner project could bring 5000 jobs to the Iron Triangle, but it’s being blocked by the current...
Charity chopping
Five local butchers will be hoping they don’t butcher their good looks when they chop off their hair for the World’s Greatest Shave in May.The...
Learning to compliment
An innovative program aimed at tackling the issue of bullying at school has resulted in a significant improvement in students’ relationships with their classmates.The...
Pioneering youth program
After undergoing several changes in the past 12 months, the Whyalla Scout Group will be pioneering Scouting in Australia’s new youth program in 2019.In...
Central complete 3-peat | PHOTOS
Central Whyalla claimed their third Whyalla Cricket Association Premiership in as many years, defeating the heavily-favored North Whyalla on Saturday.Centrals bowler Daniel Collison was...
Liberals visiting regions on tour
Liberal MP David Ridgeway recently visited Whyalla to speak to locals about the issues they think need addressing by the next state government.He was...
Steely soccer clinic
Honing the intricate skills involved with soccer can be difficult, but fortunately Whyalla’s Girls of Steel were recently given a helping hand by former...
Tariffs still a threat
While Donald Trump’s recent announcement that Australia will be exempt from his planned 25 per cent tariff on steel is seen as a positive...
Whyalla takes new steps
WHYALLA - Square dancing is back in Whyalla, with the new Steel City Squares Dance Club hosting its first class on Monday, September 1.
The...
