Community forum goes nuclear
With much discussion revolving around a nuclear future for South Australia, anti-nuclear activist Doctor Jim Green has raised concerns about the idea.Dr Green visited Whyalla to...
Tappers take a break
Local dance group the Whyalla Tappers will not be hosting their Annual Chairty Concert in 2016 for the first time in 20 years.Ticket sales...
Showing the Spirit of Whyalla | PHOTOS
Twenty-three of Whyalla’s brightest young people have been recognised for their achievements at the Graeme Jose Spirit of Whyalla Awards presentation.A presentation for the...
Talking Tourism for city
Tourism was toted as a key to unlocking Whyalla’s potential at a recent community forum. ‘Talking Tourism’ was run by the Whyalla City Council, and...
On a Mission to help
Mission Australia Chief Executive Officer Catherine Yeomans recently visited Whyalla to listen to staff on the ‘front line’ and hear the ‘emerging needs’ of...
Engaging week at school
Whyalla High School students and teachers recently participated in a number of activities for both National Numeracy and Literacy Week as well as this...
Council brand moves forward
The Whyalla City Council is moving forward with its plans to rebrand the Whyalla, and ultimately reposition the city.It’s part of a long process...
The beacon of light for Point Lowly
A $29,000 state government grant for the Whyalla City Council will be a beacon of light for recreational fishers in Whyalla.The council was successful in receiving...
True blue celebrations
Some may enter their third age with trepidation but the University of the Third Age (UTA) Whyalla Branch says it’s a time to embrace with open...
Residents provide feedback
WHYALLA - Whyalla City Council has reported a sharp rise in community engagement, with 2,266 customer requests lodged between February and May this year...
