New project in Whyalla
Whyalla City Council is seeking feedback on the possibility of utilizing a section of land along Arthur Glennie Drive for commercial development purposes.The council...
High hopes for umps
Local umpires Kaden Noble and Ethan Lowry are keen to take their skills to a new level.The duo will head to Adelaide to umpire at...
Heartbeat recognised
A group of local volunteers were recently rewarded for their hard work in the community, receiving the Premier’s Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service.Heartbeat raises funds to...
Admins and shareholders in steel debate
A group of disgruntled shareholders have demanded that Arrium be relisted and a new Chief Executive Officer be put in place.Arrium Shareholders United is...
National Reconciliation Week
A special flag raising ceremony will be held in Whyalla to celebrate and build upon the respectful relationships shared by Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Shackelton exhibition on show
It’s one of the greatest survival stories of all time and now, more than 100 years later, a new panel display on tour from...
Drug den uncovered
A man was arrested earlier this week after police raided a clandestine drug laboratory at his home.As a result of the search, police alleged that they located...
Burning rubber
RACING: people come together from around South Australia to burn rubber at the steel city NATS.Check out our best photos from the event.
Centacare embrace families
Centacare Catholic Family Services Country SA have reached out to connect with families in Whyalla, hosting a free Party in the Park in McRitchie Park...
Federal Budget Welcomed by Regional Mayors
Upper Spencer Gulf Mayors have welcomed the strong focus on regions in last week’s Federal Budget. Chair of Spencer Gulf Cities Association, Mayor Sam...
Hands-on skills pay off
WHYALLA - Students from Samaritan College in Whyalla have officially handed back a newly renovated property to the Housing Trust, marking the completion of...
