Newspaper wins praise
The Whyalla News was praised by Arrium administrator Mark Mentha.Mr Mentha outlined the progress of the company’s administration, the risks facing the business and community...
Popping up for good cause
A community initiative has seen three local women “pop up” to raise money for important organisations.Argiri Kotsomitis, Elpida Vlachoulis and Tania Drobnjak have put their talents...
Campaign for workers
Former local union official Scott Martin has been named as Labor’s candidate for the seat of Grey and believes he can bring a wealth of experience to...
Suppliers win loans
Two Arrium suppliers have accessed the state government’s new interest-free Whyalla Small Business Loan Scheme to tackle cashflow problems associated with the company’s administration.Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis approved...
Sid challenges administrator
Former steelworker of 40 years Sid Wilson challenged Arrium administrator Mark Mentha whether the steelworks could continue to be a preferred supplier to the domestic...
Boost for footy club
Holden has provided a $7000 Home Ground Advantage grant to the Central Whyalla Junior Football Club.The money will be used by the club to...
Chance of Christmas ‘gift’
Arrium administrator Mark Mentha spoke to a packed Whyalla City Council chamber on Monday to outline his hopes to sell the struggling company by Christmas.Mr Mentha...
Tide times in our waters
THURSDAY - 3:40 am 0.56m; 9:26 am 1.95m; 2:22 pm 1.17m; 8:34 pm 2.92m.FRIDAY - 4:06 am 0.59m; 9:59 am 1.9m; 2:43 pm 1.3m;...
Kaminski returns for Family First
RETURNING Family First candidate Cheryl Kaminski has vowed to fight for the basic needs for families in the seat of Grey, including affordable energy. Mrs Kaminski was...
A Christmas gift
The Whyalla News found the heart of the steelworks is still beating strongly – and the business could have a new owner by Christmas.Arrium administrators...
