Trent set to bring X Factor to Whyalla
Former X Factor participant Trent Bell is excited to show what he can offer as a solo artist when he visits Whyalla next month.Mr...
Dancers are excited for workshop
Local ballet students are excited for an opportunity to learn from some of the best dancers is the biz – the Sydney Dance Company.The group...
Twins enjoy special trip
As a follow up to our story about locals attending Youth Parliament, The Whyalla News recently received a letter from Zia Westerman.Zia and her...
Uni reaches out to local businesses
The University of South Australia and the state government will be working hand in hand to support businesses and create new jobs through the...
From a boxer to a ninja
After a rigorous audition process which tested his physical limits, local athlete Steve Storic recently made it to the big stage.Mr Storic was selected...
Drink-driver reported
A man has been reported for drink-driving after crashing his motorcycle at Whyalla Stuart yesterday.Police will allege that just after 4pm, patrols saw a...
High energy act visits Whyalla
Irish singer/songwriter Damien Leith will be taking on the role of both a musician and an actor as part of a high-energy cabaret show.The Parting...
Regional Training Hub to be installed
Work is currently progressing on the establishment of an Eyre Peninsula and Spencer Gulf Regional Training Hub which will provide medical students the ability...
The door still half open for Whyalla
While the door is still open for Whyalla, it seems likely that the steel city will miss out on playing the host to Oz...
YAC enjoy Youth Parliament
Members of the Whyalla’s Youth Advisory Committee recently got to experience what it feels like in a politicians shoes as part of the 2017 YMCA...
Mind-blowing car
Here’s the scenario: I hopped into a tidy but rather unassuming 2025 hatchback car, “It’s just a mode of transport I thought, how special...
