Sunny triathlon success
The sun was again out for the annual Whyalla Triathlon on the weekend with over 140 kids and adults taking part in one of...
New television set to benefit group
Whyalla Photography Group members are enjoying viewing their photos on a large screen television now, thanks to a community grant from Whyalla City Council. Previously, a...
Our Harmony celebration
Inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone. Those are the values which make up Harmony Day, and students from Stuart High School...
Musos get up on stage
Brie Ryan and Graeme Stephenson are just two of many talented local acts that will be performing at the Whyalla City Council’s second uneARTh...
Strong NPALAN results
Students in Year 7-9 at Samaritan College have recorded a big improvement in reading over the two years between their NAPLAN results in 2015 and in...
Leash issue addressed
After much debate, the Whyalla City Council have chosen which areas dog owners will be able to have their dogs off the leash and...
Council question EPLGA port decision
The Whyalla City Council will be writing to the Eyre Peninsula Local Government Association with a number of questions about the group’s support for...
Bullying issues raised
Local Councillor Clare McLaughlin raised significant concerns about the bullying and harassment of elected members and staff by members of the public and fellow councillors...
Steely exports
Liberty OneSteel’s Whyalla Steelworks has begun exporting steel to Liberty Steel Newport in Wales, a move which will ultimately help improve the plant production...
Athletics at Eyre | PHOTOS
Schools from around the region came to Whyalla to compete against a team of local students in the Western Area Secondary Schools Athletics Carnival.A team...
Roadrunners snatch victory
WHYALLA - Sunday softball delivered some standout home runs across both games.
The first match featured Indians versus Road Runners, with both teams short a...
