Business receive industry boost
Companies in the Upper Spencer Gulf will now have the competitive edge to win big contracts thanks to the area being declared an Economic...
Record breaking success
Bad weather threatened the Whyalla Show on Sunday – but society President Tamy Pond was able to dance in the rain, having already seen a...
Buying plan helps small business
A new program aiming to support South Australian businesses was launched by BHP Billiton at the Global Maintenance USG conference on Wednesday.Olympic Dam Supply...
Swiping right for the USG
Despite taking the next step in their relationship with the Upper Spencer Gulf, Whyalla will still have the capacity to stay friends with the...
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Bad weather threatened the Whyalla Show on Sunday – but society President Tamy Pond was able to dance in the rain, having already seen a...
Training exercise at Cultana
The Royal Military College – Duntroon (RMC-D) will conduct a training exercise at Cultana Training Area near Port Augusta from 28 August to 15...
Strategy committee stays
The Whyalla City Council has carried a recommendation which will see its City Strategy and Policy Committee remain in place for the following 12...
Kids Jamm for Genes
Whyalla’s youth recently came together to showcase their musical talent at the 11th annual JAMM for Genes, raising just over $670 for the Jeans for...
Legacy meet with Tristan
The Whyalla Legacy Group recently showed their appreciation for the man walking across the country to support them.Fundraiser Tristan Harris has been on a...
Tasting our local culture at UniSA
The University of South Australia recently celebrated the diverse range of cultures at the Whyalla campus with a multicultural day last week.Tasty food from...
Santa cave open for visits
PORT BROUGHTON - Barunga West Council is inviting schools, aged care facilities and families to step into the festive spirit with this year’s Port...
