More visitors in Whyalla
As Cuttlefest 2018 wraps up, the Whyalla Visitor Centre has recorded 1000 more people coming into the town than this time last year.Centre Manager Teresa Coles...
Council commits to cultural funds
The Whyalla City Council will commit a minimum of $5000 to support NAIDOC Week next year after their last-minute donation of the same amount helped...
Mayor’s hearing adjourned
The pre-trial conference for Whyalla Mayor Lyn Breuer’s assault case has been adjourned until October 16 to allow the prosecution to gather evidence from...
Christmas in July at church
Looking for an event to liven up your July?The Whyalla Adventist Church will be hosting an afternoon of music with a Christmas in July...
Targeting unsafe driving
At a crucial time on South Australian roads, after a spate of regional fatalities, the Motor Accident Commission (MAC) will launch its newest regional...
Forum focused on shortage
A shortage of skilled labour in the Upper Spencer Gulf has spurred the state government to take action to advance apprenticeship opportunities in the...
Firm on tightrope
Local suppliers have been left in the lurch after Ottoway Engineering entered into administration last week, with many businesses still owed money by the...
Rex hits out
A global pilot shortage could lead to Rex Airlines discontinuing their service in Whyalla in the future.Chief Operating Officer Neville Howell recently accused international airlines...
New crane purchased
Another step towards turning the Whyalla Port into a world-scale, multi-user facility has been taken with the purchase of a LHM 550 crane by...
Minister’s tourism talk in the steel city
Tourism Minister David Ridgway has left Whyalla excited about the future of the steel city after making a visit to hear the ideas and...
Show and shine returns
PORT PIRIE - The Pirie and Districts Automotive Restorers Club (PADARC) will hold its third annual Show and Shine event next month.
The show will...
