Cuttlefish in danger
An influx of long-nosed fur seals could pose a threat to the cuttlefish population in the waters around Whyalla and Point Lowly and the...
Bryan Lock honoured
Bryan Lock is the face of Iron Knob, even though he wasn’t born there.A staunch advocate for the town as part of the Iron...
Key upgrades progress
Whyalla City Council work crews have been busy at the Mount Laura Homestead in recent weeks carrying out some much-needed upgrades.Council crews recently put...
High praise for Whyalla
Whyalla has been singled out for its small business initiatives, community endeavours and resilience as the city continues on its upward economic path.The high...
Denise gives residents cheer
The chook still has it.Famous Australian entertainer Denise Drysdale busted out her famous ‘chook walk’ while entertaining residents with an acoustic performance at the Yeltana...
Minister seeks trainee value
Industry Minister David Pisoni recently made his first trip to Whyalla as part of the new Liberal state government, meeting with Ottoway Engineering, Bis, Whyalla...
Minister is seeking value for trainees
Industry Minister David Pisoni recently made his first trip to Whyalla as part of the new Liberal state government, meeting with Ottoway Engineering, Bis, Whyalla...
Local wildlife display
FROM FRONTThose included snakes, birds, goats, sheep, horses and even a crocodile. The park features a walk-through avairy, petting zoo and snake room. Owner Scott Grant, his...
Dedicated Tigers raise key funding
If there’s one thing that Whyalla’s local groups are good at – it’s fundraising.The Weeroona Bay Football Club along with a handful of other organisations...
Rural mental health forum
Suicide prevention networks from around the region recently came together in Whyalla for a forum focused on the mental health support available for men living...
Fringe fun in the region
The Fringe is a world-renowned annual arts festival celebrating culture, place and artists from across the globe, and it is returning to the Upper...
