Melanie sketching her way forward
Local artist Melanie Westbrook is hoping to take her sketching to the next level.Ms Westbrook learned to sketch through lessons at the Whyalla Art Gallery,...
A fun-packed festival
The wait is over. Whyalla City Council has announced the electrifying line-up of acts to feature as part of the inaugural uneARTh Festival at...
Sculpting with your imagination
Organisers of the inaugural uneARTh Festival are calling on local schools, individuals and community groups to get creative and participate in the exciting new...
Motorcycles stolen from store
Police are investigating a break-in and theft at a Whyalla Norrie motorcycle shop over the weekend. Sometime between midnight and 8.30am on Saturday, February 25, entry...
Clinic welcomes new docs
Whyalla’s Bunyarra Clinic have been boosted by the services of two new doctors.Doctors Lawrie McArthur and Nadee Assiriyage started work at the clinic at the...
Treasurer continues his federal pressure
State Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis has once again put pressure on the federal government to contribute $100 million to help a new owner upgrade the...
Hydro project on the horizon
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is finalising a $450,000 grant to EnergyAustralia to develop a pumped hydro energy storage project at the Cultana...
Making a caring choice
Centacare Catholic Family Services Country SA have made progress towards securing more foster carers to combat a high demand for local carers.Centacare have held several open...
Desert adventure
If you’re looking for adventure, make sure you get your tickets for the 2017 Queen of the Desert 4wd Festival.As part of Whyalla City...
Lincoln meeting has been queried
Councillor Colin Carter has questioned why Whyalla was not invited to a meeting in Port Lincoln where recent power outages in the region were...
Battery safety campaign hits Port Augusta streets
PORT AUGUSTA - A statewide push to stop batteries from ending up in household bins has reached Port Augusta, with KESAB and the Port...
