Top Show breaks all of the records
If there’s anything that the 48th Whyalla Show proved, it’s that money is coming back into town.With more people coming to the Show than ever...
Consulate-General talks local exports
Whyalla has welcomed a visit from the Consulate-General of India, Vanlalvawna Bawidlung, who believes there could be future export opportunities between Whyalla and India.Mr...
Push for farmers funding
Member for Giles Eddie Hughes has called on the state government to provide South Australian farmers in ‘dire stress’ with financial support.Primary Industries Minister...
Crane fall traps man at depot
A 60-year-old man became trapped inside a crane after it tipped over in Whyalla on Friday morning, according to a police spokesman.Police and emergency services went...
Nuclear vote stalled
An injunction granted by the Supreme Court of South Australia has stalled a community vote on the federal government’s proposed Nuclear Radioactive Waste Management...
Affordable allotment to get you started
Situated in the Legends Estate this affordable allotment is located close to a main shopping hub, parks, government offices, schools, entertainment and plenty of...
Mentha returns to town
One of the people credited with helping save the Whyalla Steelworks has returned to the city as part of filming for a new episode...
Eyre’s hi-tech on show
Gadgets, gizmos and experiments were on display at Edward John Eyre High School for its yearly Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths Expo on Thursday. More...
Some stirring Scottish songs
Central Football Club will again echo to the stirring sounds of Scottish music when the City of Whyalla Pipe Band presents its annual concert,...
Whyalla’s big day | PHOTOS
It was a day that more than a billion dollars invested in Whyalla through GFG Alliance Chairman Sanjeev Gupta’s $1 billion renewable energy project...
Police busy over holidays
Structure Fire at Whyalla Stuart
Emergency services responded to a serious structure fire at Whyalla Stuart on Sunday afternoon, December 28.
At about 3.40pm, the South...
