A sunny approval
In some welcome news to match with the warm weather, Indian solar giant Adani have received planning approval for its $200 million solar energy farm just...
Freemasons donate to St John cadets
The Freemasons of Whyalla, in conjunction with the Freemasons Foundation, recently presented the St John Ambulance cadet division in Whyalla with a cheque for...
Calling for organisations to show pride
Advancing Whyalla are looking for local organisations to get involved with Pride Week by hosting a special community event.Pride Week kicks off with Pride...
Bravest of the Brave
The Whyalla Maritime Museum is proudly hosting one of the most significant displays of South Australian history.The History Trust/Veterans SA’s travelling exhibition "Bravest of the Brave"...
Gambling still a local issue
Despite a $38 million drop in poker machine gambling in South Australia, Whyalla remains one of the highest machine spenders in the state.Port Augusta...
Council now seeking OT lanes update
The Whyalla City Council will be seeking an update on the installation of the overtaking lanes between Whyalla and Port Augusta, a project which...
Council code is amended
City of Whyalla councillors have unanimously backed a new code of practice for meeting procedures.To improve and facilitate the smoother running of council and...
Police investigating hit and run
Police are investigating a hit-run crash at Whyalla Norrie that left a parked car with severe damage.About 10.30pm, Sunday September 24, a white 4WD...
Singers getting busy
The Whyalla Singers are gearing up for a hectic schedule of performances leading up to the Christmas season.Following a successful 25th anniversary concert in...
Emily’s good spirit on display at the 2017 Graeme Jose Awards
Whyalla’s outstanding young citizens were recognised this week at the 2017 Graeme Jose Spirit of Whyalla Awards, with 18-year-old Emily Rawlings taking out the...