Cafe open for business
The Salvation Army have officially opened a new cafe that offers low-cost but quality food and drink to the Whyalla community.The cafe was opened on...
Group preparing for annual exhibition
Because of the wild weather and power outage, no practical night was held this month so hopefully that can be re-scheduled sometime soon.Preparations are...
Historic Mary Poppins photo
The Whyalla community is reminded to head to the Whyalla Foreshore on Saturday with their favourite umbrella to be part of a record-making photo...
Games on display at Steel City Expo
The gaming community of Whyalla gathered together on the weekend as part of the Steel City Games Expo, organised by local gaming store The...
Mission accomplished
Though the entire Whyalla community was plunged into darkness by a statewide power outage last week, those who felt it the most were often...
City was mostly spared from storm’s fury
When you look at the awful images flooding social media and news outlets of rivers bursting banks and home-owners frantically trying to avoid disaster,...
Support for local groups
Local groups and organisations are being encouraged to take advantage of Whyalla City Council’s community grants program.Submissions for the council’s Community Grants program are...
UPDATE: Steelworks bleeding money
Disaster has been averted for the Whyalla Steelworks, but it’s current situation is costing it approximately $2.5 million a day.The plant is running on its own...
Stuart secure historic STARCLUB status
Stuart Hockey Club has become the first local club to achieve STARCLUB status under the recently revised STARCLUB criteria.The STARCLUB Development Program is run...
Bridging the Wetlands
An exciting new addition to the Whyalla Wetlands has been completed.A bridge joining two ponds at the Whyalla Wetlands has been installed, providing residents...
Hard lessons learned
My husband, John, and I never thought it would happen to us.
Like most people, we believed we were doing everything right.
We had high...
