Students speak up
As part of Reconciliation Week, two Aboriginal students from Nicolson Avenue Primary School in Whyalla and were guests on Triple Y's "Community Soapbox" talking...
Starting uni early
For most children of primary school age, university isn’t something they usually think about.But now local students are getting a taste of what’s to...
New strain of parvo
Tests on feces from dogs suffering from parvovirus in Whyalla have confirmed the presence of a new strain of Parvovirus 2c.The tests results were...
Council’s cultural plan
The Whyalla City Council will be developing a cultural plan which documents and articulates the city’s diverse cultural heritage.Cr Tim Breuer moved that the council develop...
Safety centre turns 40
While the buildings that make up the Whyalla Road Safety Centre have changed dramatically over the past 40 years, one thing hasn’t changed – the...
Skate with your mates
Whyalla’s Wilson Park upgrade is edging closer to a finish with recent works nearing completion and construction of the skate park now underway.The skate...
Two ships, two stories
Whyalla and Mount Gambier might not seem to have much in common, but strangely enough they both have visitor centres that are marked by...
Crows fly into Whyalla
The Crows are coming to town this week to inspire the next generation of Aussie Rules footballers.Adelaide AFLW co-captain Chelsea Randall, midfielder Ebony Marinoff...
Transforming leadership
Whyalla primary school students recently learned how to transform their leadership at the Primary Grip Conference in Port Augusta.Students from Memorial Oval Primary School, Nicolson Avenue...
Landings delayed by fog
A Rex Regional Express flight into Whyalla had its landing delayed for more than three hours due to a thick fog blanketing South Australia...
Christmas, a time for all
WHYALLA - Christmas is a time for all, and this year a number of selfless individuals and community groups are putting on free lunches...
