Invading from outer space
An other-wordly production by D’Faces of Youth has been given the green light after the group secured $10,700 from the federal government’s March Regional Arts...
Hair today, gone tomorrow
In March this year a mum of three young children from Samaritan College, Megan Travers, was diagnosed with breast cancer at only 41 years...
Surviving the Arrium crisis
With Arrium set to be sold, it can be easy to forget about the 15 months of turmoil that Whyalla had to endure before...
NAIDOC Week ends up a success
A big week of celebrating Indigenous culture came to an end on Saturday night with the NAIDOC Week Ball, which committee chairperson Jeff Croft...
A well-kept secret
House of the WeekThere is plenty of room in this well maintained four-bedroom holiday home, perched on an elevated block overlooking the bay. Aside from...
Lazy lunch boosts Hair to Help library
Thanks to the work by the Pop Up Kitchen and the generosity of the Whyalla public, the Hair to Help Wig Library have been...
Federal govt pushing for tourism jobs
Federal Assistant Tourism Minister Keith Pitt recently connected with key representatives from Whyalla’s tourism industry during a visit on Monday.Mr Pitt said the federal...
Public spaces upgrade
The state government and the Whyalla City Council will be working hand in hand to improve some of our local play areas.Three Whyalla play...
Recycling rate hits a record high
A recent survey has revealed that South Australia has the best recycling record in the nation.The results of the 2015-16 recycling activity survey revealed that 81.5...
Hub set to boost local employment
A new disability workforce hub is set to come to Whyalla as part of the state government’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) rollout.The hub, set...
Imogen takes sports lead
GLADSTONE – Gladstone High School student Imogen Cunningham is using sport to make a difference, taking her ideas to Canberra as part of the...
