North snatch victory
The North Whyalla Magpies snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, Aaron Grimm's goal with only minutes remaining on the clock put his side two points ahead...
Cyclists race against time
It was fine weather, no wind, for the individual time trials along the Stoney Point Road. This type of road race is where cyclists...
Central claim historic title
On Sunday, May 29, Central Whyalla played in the Orroroo nine-a-side Mini-Carnival, for kids 12 and under. Thirteen teams competed on the day and having won the last...
Funding to be easier
The State Government has made applying for grants much easier as it introduces a new application process. Grants SA is the process in which...
Council stand united for KordaMentha
Whyalla City Council have unanimously adopted a move to fully endorse and support administrator KordaMentha in securing funding for Arrium from the state and federal governments.Acting...
Arrium investigation begins
A team of specialists from KordaMentha are in the early stages of a forensic investigation into what went wrong at collapsed steelmaker Arrium, with...
We need jobs now
A large majority of Whyalla News readers are not satisfied with the level of local employment opportunities available to school leavers, an election survey...
Knox in race for mayor
Councillor David Knox believes his experience as former Whyalla City Council chief executive officer and his extensive negotiating skills make him a good choice...
Workplace pressure: How can we cope?
Tales of time-hungry organisations – from Silicon Valley to Wall Street and from London to Hong Kong – abound. Managers routinely overload their subordinates, contact them...
All-powerful Delmac
Delmac Power Tools has been selected as the Whyalla Chamber of Commerce and Industry Business of the Month for April.Chamber President Ron Hay said...
Support for local farmers
Sheep producers across the state are invited to join a Sticky Beak day this February to explore innovative year and shed designs while gaining...
