Remote car theft
Police are investigating a break-in to a shed where remote control cars and accessories were stolen.The shed on Wainwright Street, Whyalla Stuart was broken into...
Vandalism cost adds up
Vandalism in our city is costing the Whyalla City Council between $150,000-$250,000 a year, equating to 1-2 per cent of council’s annual rates.Public toilets are...
Suppawting Guide Dogs
A new puppy is on its way to becoming a Guide Dog thanks to a generous donation from the team at Specsavers Whyalla.The local business...
Anzac March and Service | PHOTOS
The Anzac Day March was held on Essington Lewis Avenue today, followed by the Main Service at the Whyalla War Memorial.Check out the best...
We pay tribute
“They are not dead, not even broken.Only their dust has gone back to the earth.For they, the essential they, shall have rebirthWhenever a word...
Fun aplenty at photogroup meet
Photogroup members had some fun at the practical session last month attempting to photograph smoke. Incense was chosen as the method for generating the...
Youth show what Anzac is all about
Youth groups from around Whyalla came together in a display of respect for the Australian soldiers who lost their lives in battle at the...
Dawn service tribute | PHOTOS
Hundreds attended a powerful Anzac Day Dawn Service at the Memorial Oval Gates this morning.The event was run by the Whyalla RSL Sub-Branch, and...
Ron Hay: Payroll tax reforms positive
Whyalla Chamber of Commerce President Ron Hay believes the state government’s plan to increase the payroll tax threshold could be good news for certain...
Clare our deputy
Councillor Clare McLaughlin will bring her experience in working with federal and state governments to the role of Deputy Mayor after being elected unanimously...
Council briefed on desal
WHYALLA - The Whyalla City Council held a council meeting on Monday, 15 December, with a range of items up for discussion.
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