Jetty closed for repairs
Whyalla’s fishing jetty will be closed to the public until further notice to allow for repairs to be undertaken.An inspection of the jetty was...
Penny’s painting exhibit
Local artist Penny Nolan recently held a painting event which focused on revisiting her Recovery Exhibition from 2016.Recovery Revisited was hosted by Caffe Sempre,...
Brookfield out of auction
Canadian company Brookfield is now out of the race for Arrium, a report from the Australian Financial Review has confirmed.This leaves British steel and...
LET’S DANCE
Friendships were renewed and new ones made at a Let's Dance Social Evening for young adults with disabiltiies held over the weekend.The event, which...
Special play to be screened
Country Arts SA's Arts On Screen will be bringing popular theatre show No Man's Land to Whyalla's Middleback Arts Centre.The play features well-known duo...
Divers clean up Point Lowly
A group of local divers recently got together to clean up Point Lowly.The group participated in a KESAB-sponsored cleanup focused on the the areas...
Breathing easy now
Residents at the Annie Lockwood Court Hostel can breathe easy after Whyalla Aged Care received funds to purchase two new oxygen concentrators.Local charity group Health...
Tickets selling fast for 2017 4WD festival
Tickets for the four-day adventure went on sale on February 13, and already organisers have been overwhelmed by the interest the event has received. Hitting...
Keeping your car safe
Whyalla police are urging residents to remain vigilant regarding vehicle security following a recent spate of car break-ins. Police received reports of eight thefts from...
And then there were two
United Kingdom steel trading company Liberty House and its partner SIMEC will face off against South Korean bidder POSCO for Arrium's operations, according to a...
Digital grants up for grabs
The Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) and Telstra are inviting remote, rural, and regional communities to apply for up to $10,000 in...
