Keeping Whyalla beautiful
Whyalla City Council is calling on residents to help keep Whyalla beautiful.The council spends more than $50,000 of ratepayers’ money each year on cleaning...
Ready for more live gigs in 2017
Reunited after a six-week break, the boys from Jackdaw are back and excited to kick off another year of live shows.The band finished off...
Community to enjoy a magical weekend
Civic Park will come alive this Saturday, February 11 when Magic in the Park makes its debut as part of the 2016/17 Summer Market...
City Council will inspect local jetty
Whyalla’s fishing jetty will be closed to the public for two days to allow for an inspection of the facility to be undertaken by...
Locals Choose to Care
Centacare Catholic Family Services are hoping an upcoming campaign will help quell an urgent need for foster carers in Whyalla.The campaign, which is in partnership with...
Emily’s valiant fight
In October 2014, Emily Ernesti was a regular 13 year old who attended school, hung out with her friends, played sport, and always had...
Man arrested after Adelaide crash
A Whyalla man has been arrested following a crash at Pooraka,Just before 12.45pm, Sunday 5 February, patrols attempted to stop a black Holden Statesman...
Celebrating indigenous culture
With indigenous culture a big part of Australia's history, Stuart High School are hoping to find new ways to unite their indigenous students and...
Drink driver reported
A woman has been reported for drink driving after she was caught by police at Whyalla Stuart. Just before 1.30am, Saturday 4 February, police stopped...
Council ready to register
Whyalla City Council is continuing its proactive approach to animal management within the city.As part of Whyalla City Council’s proactive animal management program, staff...
Dancers celebrate 25 years
WHYALLA - The Whyalla Ballet School has marked a significant milestone, celebrating 25 years under the direction of long-standing principal Natalie Sawyer.
The anniversary,...
