Bristow claims medal | PHOTOS
Despite struggling with form in recent seasons, here’s no denying that South Whyalla has a roster filled with a number of talented individual players.Joel...
The Gupta revolution
When British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta first visited Whyalla to inspect the local steelworks he was disappointed, but not surprised that the plant had been...
Shed’s busy bees
The volunteers at the Whyalla Men’s Shed have been busy making 20 bee boxes for the benefit of a new, local business.John Visi is...
Bail subject to review
A 37-year-old Whyalla woman charged with attempted murder has been granted home detention bail by a Magistrate, however the decision may be reviewed by the...
GFG marks one year
A new brand, some new hope, and a new era.GFG Alliance celebrated one year since they acquired the Whyalla Steelworks at a special ceremony...
Book week blast
Whyalla High School has recently joined in the Book Week celebrations by dressing up as famous literary characters and getting their students involved.The school’s literacy...
This home might be your perfect match
This near new home offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a two car garage for starters. The master bedroom features an ensuite and a good-sized walk-in...
Council raises farmer funds
Whyalla City Council staff have rallied to help South Australian farmers feeling the pinch with our dry conditions.After a discussion amongst her colleagues in...
Centre for STEM | PHOTOS
As Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) continues to be a key focus for regional schools, Hincks Avenue Primary School is two weeks away...
Wind wrecks roof
Severe wind has wreaked havoc in Whyalla, blowing off the roof of a house in Mitchell Street.State Emergency Services were on the scene of the...
From the editor’s desk
Where would we be without nurses?
It is a question worth asking not just during International Nurses Day and International Day of the Midwife,...
