RSPCA giving pets a temporary home
RSPCA Whyalla has been providing a home for pets while their owners are away.For a small fee Cats and dogs can board at the...
Stunning city images feature on trucks
Through a collaboration between Scholz Transport Services, Signarama Whyalla, and the Whyalla City Council, stunning local photographs have been stuck onto the back of...
Summer Fair to go ahead
The Summer Fun Fair will be going ahead tonight after severe wind prevented the fair from opening yesterday afternoon.CSA Amusements director Harley Smans said that...
Lorraine refuses to give up
A local woman will be working in Queensland after securing her first full-time job in four years.Lorraine Edgar, who has secured a youth worker...
Callous vandals wreak havoc
A shelter was burnt and damaged and a pontoon was flipped over and its ladder broken off by heartless vandals on the Whyalla foreshore.Acting mayor Tom...
Twisted Fairytales a new take on the classics
D’faces of youth arts will be showcasing a group of talented young performers when they host the Twisted Fairtytales production on Friday.Drama Tutor Michal Hughes said...
Twins hoping for new van
Local twins Zia and Cyanne Westerman are looking for more support as they attempt to raise money for a new van to fit their...
Another step forward for Leigh Creek Energy
Leigh Creek Energy (LCK) has achieved a major milestone at its groundbreaking Leigh Creek Energy project.The company recently announced positive results of an independent assessment of...
Theft plaguing Whyalla
Several residents have had their personal items stolen due a recent string of break-ins and theft, including two men who had items stolen on...
Australia Day kicking off early
Local residents are asked to join the Relay for Life team To the Moon and Back early on Australia Day for a breakfast barbecue...
Media plays essential role
In the final days of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton’s decision to lash out at the media was not just desperate, it was...
