D’faces charity boost
D’faces of Youth Arts are smiling wide after receiving a donation of over $6500 from the Young Tadespeople and Professionals Whyalla (YTAP).The funding comes...
A Long Drive for local sport
Two mates are set to journey around Australia to raise much-needed funding for junior sporting associations.Dave Dunbar and Gary Anderson will begin their journey...
Community dance together
After the success of the first dance, another Let's Dance Social Evening for young adults with disabilities will be held on Saturday.Earlier this year 35...
Peppercorn team host local market
The Peppercorn Market team are busily preparing for their Christmas themed market on Sunday, November 12 at Samaritan College on the corner of Norrie...
Dressed up for the cup
The race that stops the nation was held on Tuesday, with many in Whyalla dressing up for the occasion.Were you photographed out and about?
Top poet receives awards
Poetry is a tool which can be used for many different uses, from conveying a particular message to transforming words into unique sounds.For Sharon...
Army activities begin
Army exercises will kick off over the next two days, with all Royal Military College trainees now in Whyalla.The timetable of local Army activities is...
Floats shaping up for local pageant
The excitement is building for the GFG Alliance Whyalla Christmas Pageant with elves and elvettes busily working on their floats throughout the city.One of...
UneARThing new talent
We want to unearth some new performing talent in time for Whyalla’s uneARTh Festival next year.This year’s uneARTh Festival was a massive success and...
Debate over new high school continues
Debate has continued over the state government’s plans to build a new combined high school in Whyalla, with social media still buzzing about the...
Doorways to construction
WHYALLA - Students from Samaritan College in Whyalla have gained meaningful experience in the construction industry through their involvement in the Doorways2Construction (D2C) program,...
