Arrium workers decline pay cut
A portion of Arrium’s mining employees have voted ‘no’ to a proposed temporary 10% pay cut, with 58% voting against changes to one of two enterprise agreements (EAs) put to a vote...
Governments to fight for Whyalla
Member for Giles Eddie Hughes has said the state and federal governments will work together to find the best options for saving the steel industry...
Mayor still has hope
Acting mayor Tom Antonio has said he is confident Arrium and its lenders will come to an amicable agreement to resolve its current trading...
Arrium trading grinds to halt
Arrium's banks will push the steel maker to entertain competing rescue plans after they rejected a $US927 million ($1.21 billion) lifeline from US vulture fund GSO Capital.Voluntary administration...
AWU slams rail decision
The Australian Workers’ Union has criticised a decision by the New South Wales Government to use rail imported from Spain instead of steel produced in...
Men arrested after robbery
Two men have been arrested after allegedly robbing a store on McDouall Stuart Avenue last week.Police will allege that on Tuesday afternoon one of...
Vet, council in stoush
TWO wandering dogs have caused quite a commotion between a Whyalla vet and the Whyalla City Council (WCC). Buddy and Lala were picked up by...
Hockey trio state-bound
Three local hockey players will be travelling to New South Wales to represent South Australia at the National Championships in New South Wales next...
Funding boost for small companies
Up to 60 local jobs could be generated from a new round of government grants.Five Whyalla companies will share more than $190,000 in funding...
More new faces | PHOTOS
The 2016 school year is now in full swing, with Hincks Avenue Primary and Whyalla Town Primary having both welcomed new receptions.
Aggression in the Workplace: A Nurse’s Story
It was during a routine night shift when my colleague, a seasoned nurse with over 20 years of experience, encountered something she never expected....
