Premier ready to dive in
The possibility of a dive wreck in the Whyalla region has moved closer to reality following actions by both Member for Giles Eddie Hughes...
Local UniSA students recognised
SOCIAL Work students at UniSA have been awarded for academic achievements.Ryan Nesbitt was given the Nancy Cooper prize for receiving the highest grade in Interviewing...
A call for more school sign-ups
SCHOOLS across regional Australia have until April 29 to register for the national Tech Girls Are Superheroes Competition.The competition seeks to promote careers in...
March of honour
Just as Australian soldiers marched into war in Gallipoli, Whyalla is now marching into its own battle to survive.Amid the uncertainty faced by Arrium,...
Photo group members enjoy ‘Focus on Still Life’ evening
It has been a busy month for Whyalla Photography Group.Twenty two members enjoyed the “Focus on Still Life” evening on March 30.The Whyalla Art...
Taste of Japan comes to Whyalla
A taste of Japan came to Whyalla last weekend as Melbourne chefs Adam Liston and Joel Baylon visited the city for a one night only dinner at...
Evening with rock legend
“Only once in a blue moon would I try doing a solo show in the old days, and that was with an electric guitar....
Chinese hit lifts Arrium
The market value of the $1.5 billion Moly-Cop business, which is central to a recapitalisation of collapsed Arrium, has been given a boost after...
Legal services boost
A big boost in legal assistance services has been announced for Whyalla residents to confront issues caused by the Arrium crisis. The decision has been...
Scholarships for city’s high-flyers
WHYALLA locals were awarded with Playford Memorial Trust Scholarships at a ceremony in Adelaide. The Playford Trust, named in honour of South Australia’s longest-serving Premier Sir Thomas...
More work for migrants
WHYALLA - A series of programs targeted at upskilling migrant workers has been unveiled, with the State Government investing more than $1.5 million to...
