KM partner touches on hot topics
KordaMentha Partner Sebastian Hams made his long-awaited return to a Whyalla City Council Meeting on Monday night to address Arrium's current situation.Mr Hams’ update...
Ben Flounders inspires emblem
A former employee at Stuart High School helped inspire the name of a 550-million-year-old fossil which was recently voted as South Australia’s fossil emblem.A fossil of...
Steel and iron ore in demand for Arrium
Whyalla steelmaker and iron-ore exporter Arrium has been boosted by high prices and surging demand for its products.The iron-ore price hit $US90 this week and...
Woman reported for driving offences
Police recently reported a Whyalla woman for driving offences on Sunday, February 19.Just before 4pm, police were called to Queen Elizabeth Drive after reports a vehicle...
Survey to be conducted
Sander Geophysics Australia Pty Ltd will be undertaking an airborne geophysical survey in the areas shown, from February 18 (see photo above). The aircraft...
Council appoint CEO
Whyalla City Council has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer.Christopher Cowley, who possesses 20 years’ experience in local government, has been appointed as the...
Weekend Sport: 11/2 and 12/2 | PHOTOS
Teams around Whyalla clashed in baseball, softball and cricket last weekend.Check out our best sports photos taken on the weekend!
Dirt Circuit action | PHOTOS
The Whyalla Car Club hosted their Dirt Circuit February 12 Day Meeting on the weekend.Check out the best photos from the day!
Drunk driver caught
A man has had his licence suspended for six months after he was caught drink-driving last night.Police will allege that at about 10.30pm on...
Cultana future outlined by Breuer
Mayor Lyn Breuer applauded a Senate Inquiry into the impact of defence training operations on country towns.Ms Breuer said the Cultana base near Whyalla would be used...
Samphire uranium trial begins
WHYALLA - Alligator Energy has received final approval to commence the in-situ Field Recovery Trial (FRT) at its Samphire Uranium Project near Whyalla, marking...
