Get ready to belt out a tune
Cosi’s Choir is a ladies-only singalong event hosted by Channel 7’s Cosi Costello alongside DJ Jaki J.
Held at venues across the South Australia,...
Discovering Whyalla’s art
WHYALLA - As Whyalla prepares to celebrate creativity throughout March’s uneARTh Festival, residents and visitors are being encouraged to explore the city’s artistic legacy...
A more sustainable Bali
Bali has always been a popular ‘go to’ destination for antipodeans, and more recently the World.
Tourists are now travelling far and wide for...
Nursery a best-kept secret
WHYALLA - Tucked away within Tanderra Craft Village is one of Whyalla's best-kept secrets — a thriving community nursery that has quietly been growing...
Club puts heart on the line
PORT PIRIE - A defibrillator will be installed at the Port Pirie Table Tennis Club ahead of this year’s playing season.
Port Pirie Table Tennis...
Those Were The Days – Charlie Agett
Full name: Charles Edwin Agett
Town of residence: Whyalla
Town of birth: Whyalla
Year of birth: 1946
Age: 79
Mother and Father: Rose and Charles
Brothers / sisters: Five sisters
Children:...
From the editor’s desk
When the world tunes in to the Winter Olympics, few expect Australia to loom large on the medal tally.
We are a sunburnt country,...
Euthanasia dilemma
Euthanasia, more recently referred to as Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) in Australia, is a process in which a terminally ill, mentally competent adult voluntarily...
Keeping Whyalla beautiful
WHYALLA - The Whyalla City Council is urging community groups to take an active role in addressing illegal dumping by participating in Clean-up Australia...
Cricket finals underway
REGION - With Port Augusta A grade cricket finals set to get underway, four sides remain in contention for the premiership - South Augusta,...















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