Feast for all the Senses | PHOTOS
Edward John Eyre High School hosted its ‘Feast for All the Senses’ this month which showcases students’ talents in arts and hospitality. The event was...
Council works on stormwater upgrades
Whyalla City Council is working towards addressing stormwater management issues within the city.Acting chief executive officer Migelle Hiscock said the council recognised that stormwater...
Arrium welcomes action to secure steel industry
Arrium Limited yesterday welcomed an announcement by the South Australian government to secure the future of the steel industry.Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Tom...
Preview of 2016 arts season
Invited community members were given a sneak peak of the 2016 arts season with a preview at the Middleback Arts Centre on Tuesday night.The...
Ramsey talks steel industry in parliament
Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey has questioned what can be done to strengthen the steel industry including support for Arrium workers losing their...
Whyalla leads the way for White Ribbon Day
In recognition of White Ribbon Day, more than 300 students from Whyalla High School and nearby Samaritan College St Theresa's campus, formed a 'human White...
Steel policy a win for member for Giles
Member for Giles Eddie Hughes was pleased to be part of an announcement by the state government for the establishment of a procurement policy...
Securing Whyalla’s steelmaking future
South Australia will lead the charge to secure steelmaking’s future in Australia with a new Steel Taskforce to work with Arrium and local fabricators...
I swear … I will stand up to domestic violence
I swear … to stand up to domestic violence and to never remain silent. That is my oath.I’d even go as far as swearing to...
Road Safety Centre gets double awards nod
Whyalla Road Safety Centre was recognised not once but twice for its valuable contributions to the Whyalla community at the South Australia Community Achievement Awards...
Club scores a new look
The Central Whyalla Football Club is over the moon in regards to the Whyalla City Council receiving $25,000 in funding to upgrade its Bennett...
