Tammy ready to teach
Tammy Edwards is just one among the first cohort of University of South Australia Primary Education students from Whyalla and Mount Gambier to have...
Schools secure chaplanicy funding
With continued uncertainty around job security in Whyalla several local schools have been successful in their applications for National School Chaplaincy Program to provide help for...
A very merry pageant | PHOTOS
The Whyalla Christmas Pageant was held over the weekend, and saw a wide variety of organisations get into the Christmas spirit.From Arrium Onesteel to...
Man injured in Port Augusta crash
At 11.45am on Saturday November 26, police and emergency services responded to reports that a pedestrian had been hit by a truck approximately three...
Victims remembered
A fitting service for locals who died due to asbestos-related illnesses was held at the Mount Laura Homestead on Friday, November 25 by the Whyalla...
Wear the ribbon, take the oath | PHOTOS
Friday, November 25, is White Ribbon Day and organisations from all around Whyalla have been taking the oath to speak out against violence against women.On...
‘Ice’ use a serious issue in Whyalla
Senior police are concerned about prevalent use of illegal drugs including ‘ice’ in our city.Superintendent Andrew Thiele, officer-in-charge of Eyre and Western Local Service Area, said...
Mayor happy with publicity
Mayor Lyn Breuer said she was '’thrilled'’ with the publicity Whyalla received through the recent Country Cabinet event, which saw Premier Jay Weatherill and his...
Twins get keys to van grant
Local twins Zia and Cyanne Westerman will soon have the keys to a new life.After over two years of fundraising for a new van,...
Kokatha Abroginal Corporation AGM notice
An Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the members and common law holders of the Kokatha Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC ICN 8093The meeting will be held on...
From the editor’s desk
White Ribbon Day, observed on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, marks the beginning of the international “16 Days of Activism” campaign, running until Human Rights...
