Shining a red light to raise awareness
Whyalla was recently lit up by a volunteer initiative focused on raising awareness of dyslexia.Each year monuments and landmarks are lit up with a...
Drug kits to boost police
Whyalla police have been boosted in their fight against ice by the roll-out of new drug-testing kits, giving them new on-the-spot capabilities to identify illicit...
Whyalla shows Pride
Advancing Whyalla kicked off Pride Week with Pride in the Park, attracting many members of the community to Civic Park on Saturday.Check out the best...
Army host local exercise
The Royal Military College – Duntroon (RMC-D) will be conducting a large peacekeeping training exercise in Whyalla from Sunday, October 29 to Friday, November 24.As part of the...
Council show their Pride
Fancy something free for the kids on Sunday?The Whyalla Visitor Information Centre is proud, as part of the Pride Week, to offer children free...
Job cuts a result of mining plans
With more than 50 workers’ jobs at the Iron Duke mine on the chopping block, BGC Contracting has been under intense scrutiny.But CFMEU Official Greg Warner...
Art group seeks funds
A number of local organisations are hoping to receive some funding to help make their dreams come true – and the Whyalla Art Group is no...
Lighting up the night sky
Building on the success of last year’s inaugural Whyalla Light the Night walk for Leukaemia, the 2017 event promises to have even wider community...
Alien installation invasion in Whyalla
An alien installation put together by D’faces of Youth Arts recently wowed the public when it was unveiled at a top secret location.It’s a...
Lee proves her academic excellence
Local mental health academic Lee Martinez was recently rewarded for her hard work raising awareness around mental health, being named a finalist in the...
The Dome heads to regions
WHYALLA - The Adelaide Fringe will be expanding its regional presence this year, with Whyalla audiences set to experience the 360-degree immersion of ‘The...
