Youth prepared to lead
The youth of Whyalla are showing they’re ready to become the leaders of their own lives.Edward John Eyre High School, in partnership with Youth...
Council to review plan
Whyalla City Council is undertaking a review of its strategic plan, and is seeking stakeholder feedback to assist in its development.The strategic plan is...
Inspirational reading for students
Popular author and publisher Aly Walsh recently encouraged students at Long Street Primary School to ‘follow their dreams’.Ms Walsh attended the school for a reading of...
Acting mayor challenges Xenophon
Grilled on whether he would commit to solving several issues affecting Whyalla, Independent Senator Nick Xenophon gave a typically eccentric response.He was facing questions from Acting...
Men’s Shed gives to chemo unit
The Whyalla’s Men’s Shed continues to help those who need it most, donating $250 to the Whyalla Hospital’s Chemotherapy Unit.The Men’s Shed decided to donate the funds to...
City hosts steel meeting
For the first time Whyalla has played host to hundreds of Union officials as part of a bi-annual Steel Conference.The 2016 Australian Workers Union...
Man reported for traffic offences
Police have reported a man for traffic offences at Whyalla Norrie yesterday.Just before 8pm on Wednesday 29 June Police stopped a car on Mills...
High achievers recognised
The UniSA Whyalla Campus hosted its annual Student Acknowledgement Evening recently.
The event, on Wednesday, June 5, served to recognise the academic achievement of students...
