Fighting for dignity
Local Cyanne Westerman has spent much for her time in Whyalla campaigning for facilities for the disabled to improve access to areas like the...
Council’s foreshore pop up
The City of Whyalla is taking it to the streets.Council will be conducting the first of its ‘pop-up’ information stalls on Wednesday at the...
Westerman will fight for dignity
Dignity Party MLC Kelly Vincent is proud to be in Whyalla today to launch the campaign of the Dignity Party candidate for Giles, Cyanne...
Changing Places in Whyalla
Whyalla’s commitment to helping those in the community living with a disability has been rewarded with news that a Changing Place toilet will be...
Cyanne fights for dignity
Dignity Party MLC Kelly Vincent is proud to be in Whyalla today to launch the campaign of the Dignity Party candidate for Giles, Cyanne...
MacAllan’s end of an era
MacAllan’s Giftware is bidding Whyalla farewell more than 70 years after the shop first opened up in Whyalla.William MacAllan, who has owned the business for...
Australia Day a cool success
With the temperature staying out of the 40 degree zone the Whyalla City Council’s Australia Day celebrations went off without a hitch, even if...
Dedicated Karen is our top citizen
Karen Harrison, Whyalla’s Citizen of the Year, has gained recognition in the community for her work creating the Whyalla Ripples Support Group and the...
Parking made easier
The Whyalla Sea Rescue Squadron have secured funding to upgrade their parking lot, ensuring it is safer for both their members and the public.The...
Drink drivers caught
Whyalla Police detected three local drink drivers over the Australia Day long weekend.Between 6pm on Saturday January 27, and 9pm on Sunday January 28, Whyalla...
Community projects set for a boost
REGION - Regional community groups can now apply for funding to support projects that benefit their areas through the next round of the Thriving...
