Jetty takes shape
The design of Whyalla’s loopy jetty is continuing to take shape.The Whyalla City Council will be calling for construction tenders for the city’s new...
Academy bid crashes
Whyalla has missed out on the chance to host a world-class pilot training academy.Qantas released a shortlist of the nine regional cities still in...
Police catch drunk driver
A drink driver, who had a child in his car, lost his licence and vehicle after being stopped by police in Whyalla Norrie yesterday.About 3.20pm...
Community grants handed out
A host of local community organisations have been boosted by the latest round of funding distributed by the Whyalla City Council’s Community Grants Committee.A...
David steps up
Regional Development Australia Whyalla and Eyre Peninsula’s new Economic Development Manager is keen to play his part in creating new employment opportunities in the...
An inviting upgrade
Charming street appeal is one of the first things you will appreciate about this 1940s Bluestone and brick home in good location. The home...
Council increase roads funding
The Whyalla City Council have increased their funding for the city’s roads this year, with $3.9 million allocated for 31.7 kilometres of roadworks in the...
Forum for safety
In response to a recent spate of crime in town, the Whyalla City Council will be holding a forum with key stakeholders to address drug...
Bringing back the games
It’s been a few years, but the Whyalla City Council are hoping they can finally bring the South Australian Masters Games back to the...
Unis discuss merger
The University of South Australia and the University of Adelaide are exploring the potential benefits of creating a new university by merging the two institutions...
NHW volunteers awarded
WHYALLA - Long-serving Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) volunteers have been recognised for their dedication at the NHW 40th Anniversary Awards, held at the Lakes Hotel...
