Busy few months for photo group
This month several members attended the annual Eyre Peninsula Camera Club’s Picnic. Once again it was good to catch up with like-minded photographers from...
A city uneARThed
Whyalla’s inaugural uneARTh Festival has been a resounding success, with an estimated 7000 people passing through the gates of the Ada Ryan Gardens to...
Paul to join BBQ team at Meatstock
Local barbecue enthusiast Paul Clark will soon be stepping onto the stage to become a rockstar.While Paul’s role will be different to that of...
A day of remembrance
The Whyalla Returned Services League (RSL) will once again be honouring those who lost their lives fighting for Australia. An ANZAC Dawn Service will be...
Action aplenty at Whydale
The Whydale Calisthenics and Dance girls recently sat their pupil skills examinations in Whyalla with an Adelaide-based examiner coming down. These girls trained throughout...
Meet the Buyer at local event
The Minister for Small Business, the Hon. Martin Hamilton Smith and the Industry Advocate, Ian Nightingale will be hosting the Upper Spencer Gulf -...
Friends rally around Luke
After being given the worst news possible following a series of chemotherapy treatments, Luke Atkinson has reached out to the community with a simple...
Clinic receives funding
Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey said he is ‘delighted’ the Whyalla’s Rural Clinical School campus will benefit from the federal government’s $28.5 million investment in Regional...
UneARTh gets colourful | PHOTOS
The uneARTh Festival also featured a tried and true community favourite – the Rainbow Run.Check out all the best photos from the colourful event!
Strategies discussed at USG meeting
Representatives from Port Augusta, Port Pirie and Whyalla Councils were pleased to host the South Australian Local Government Association President, Mayor Lorraine Rosenberg and...
History group on the move
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Family History Group has relocated its operations to the Local History Room at the Whyalla City Library, providing the community...
