Public light up the night
The Whyalla community came together for some stunning visuals as part of the Leukemia Foundation Light the Night Walk over the weekend.The walk was organised...
Time short for tickets
Theatre-lovers wanting to go behind-the-scenes of a Mary Poppins performance and discover some of the tricks used to bring the magical show to life...
Picture perfect night | PHOTOS
Whyalla Photography Group's 2016 exhibition was officially opened on October 10 at Kafe Laguna by guest judge Allan Griffin. More than 50 people attended the...
SA Business scammed for $1.5m
A South Australian business has been the victim of a sophisticated series of scams which led to it losing nearly $1.5m, according to police.Detective Inspector...
Liberty at last?
After a long wait, Whyalla may be able to breathe sigh of relief, with the first of what could be many bids for Arrium...
City gets SunSmart
Cancer Council SA’s SunSmart team recently visited the Whyalla region to talk with schools about the importance of sun protection and how to implement best practice...
Play prepared to scare Whyalla
Whyalla High School is ready to wow the community with a modern-day take on the Addam’s Family, with the cast acting out an aged version of the...
Whyalla’s historic tale collected
The Whyalla Writers Group have celebrated Pride Week by putting together an anthology of stories, poems, and illustrations which bring the steel city to...
Men’s Shed receives donation
The Whyalla Men’s Shed recently received a $1000 donation from national employment, training and community development organisation MADEC.MADEC Team Leader Olly Rosalia said the donation...
Donations support disaster relief
Whyalla residents can help communities affected by natural disasters by making a donation to show their support for volunteers who perform critical rescue work...
Mice making their move
With the conditions looking favourable for mice in some areas of SA, South East growers should be vigilant.
A CSIRO Mouse Monitoring Report released...
