Technology important in Arrium sale
Steel-making technology which is environmentally-friendly seems to be a theme in the ongoing Arrium sale process, with bidders Liberty House and private equity firm...
Whyalla’s possibilities are shining brighter
Solar power might well be Whyalla’s future, after the news that two companies are seeking to invest in solar-related projects right here in the...
Backlash over treasury chief’s comments
Comments from federal Treasury Secretary John Fraser about Arrium’s future have drawn a backlash from both Member for Giles Eddie Hughes and mayor Lyn...
Calling all artists
Climate Century is a five-year project (2014-2018) inviting artists to respond broadly to provocations: How will we understand and remember the climate century? And...
Hoffman beats the clock
Whyalla Cycling Club conducted a Time Trial event on May 27.It was held along the Port Lowly road and had the riders off at...
Council unveils proposed budget
The Whyalla City Council have revealed their intentions for funding in the community with the release of their draft budget for the 2017-18 financial...
Events manager proposed
A new community events development officer could be an important positive to come out of the Whyalla City Council’s 2017-18 Budget.It’s a good result...
Big plans for land
Two companies, one of them being SSE International, have put in bids to use the open land near the Whyalla sub-station for exciting projects...
Men’s Shed boost
The Federal Government is providing funding for the Whyalla Men’s Shed to enable the group to purchase tools and equipment and undertake training.Federal Member...
New cuttlefish protections
WHYALLA - New legislation from the State Government will provide a permanent safeguard for the future of Whyalla’s giant cuttlefish aggregation.
The Fisheries Management (Cuttlefish–Northern...
