Arrium still on track
Acting Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is confident that Adani Australia’s Carmichael Coal Mine will go ahead, and will be supplied with $72m worth of railway...
Army ramp up exercise
7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment will ramp up its current training exercise to include high explosive firing between 7.00am and 10.00pm daily in the period...
State approve mining project
Iron Road has received a mining lease and development approval for a $4.5 billion project set to create nearly 2000 jobs during construction and...
Art exhibit a success
The Whyalla Art Group recently embraced the change of seasons with the opening of their Autumn Art Exhibition.The launch was held at the Darling...
Tamy’s a top mum
Tamy Pond is well known in the community for her hard work as an ASETO at Stuart High School and as the President of...
Good news rolls for Arrium
The good news continues to roll for Arrium, with the Whyalla Steelworks now commencing its four-shift roster at its Rolling Mill in order to...
Salvos serving community
The Salvation Army is one of many dedicated volunteer groups that provide an important service to the community.Recently the Whyalla News went behind the scenes of...
Local groups benefit from grants
Local volunteer groups are among nearly 100,000 volunteers across Australia benefiting from $10 million in Australian Government Volunteer Grants to support community organisations.The successful...
Tamy a top mum
Tamy Pond is well known in the community for her hard work as an ASETO at Stuart High School and as the President of...
Eyre Peninsula man arrested for sex offences
A 23-year-old Eyre Peninsula man has been arrested for child sex offences for the second time in seven weeks.Detectives from the Special Crimes Investigation...
Out and about in Whyalla
Whyalla News photographer Geniene Gordon caught up with people supporting McHappy Day as well as the Whyalla Womens Football League awards event.
