Family fun celebration
The children of Tara Utting’s Whyalla family day care had a fun ‘learn through play’ experience last week as part of National Family Day...
Brilliant cuttlefish arrive
Hundreds of colourful Great Australian Cuttlefish have begun flocking to the shores of Point Lowly, heralding the beginning of cuttlefish season – a key attraction...
Go pink for breast cancer awareness
Workers at Whyalla’s Baker’s Delight have donned pink overalls and coloured their finger buns pink in order to raise funds and awareness for Breast...
Our city’s unique history on display
The Civic History of Whyalla is on display in the Mount Laura Homestead ahead of a jam-packed Open Day at the museum on Mother’s...
From Whyalla to Wales
The global integration of Liberty OneSteel’s Whyalla Steelworks within the GFG Alliance has become a reality, with the first parcel of Whyalla‐made steel slabs...
End of the Thomson era
After 37 years of helping the Whyalla community see clearly, Chris Thomson is bidding farewell to the steel city and saying hello to the big...
Jack raises his Voice
Local musician Jack Spurling may have only had half a second on national television, but he got a lot more out of his eight-month journey...
Tahmoor mine opens
A coal mine which is an important supplier to the Whyalla Steelworks has been officially opened by GFG Alliance after they acquired it for...
Shave for Lucy
It doesn’t take much to put a smile on Lucy Stainer’s face, but she was certainly happy to be back in Whyalla.Not only was...
Appeal for support
The local Salvation Army Corps are looking for volunteers to lend a hand as part of their Red Shield Appeal.Members of the Whyalla community can...
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...
