Development chief defended
A councillor and development agency board member has defended a federal bureaucrat who came under fire from the Whyalla City Council.Cr Colin Carter has...
Kids Matter Launch Day
On Monday September 26, Long Street Primary School will be holding a Kids Matter Launch Day. This day will be filled with activities and...
Showing Pride in art
The Whyalla Art Group will be opening up their gallery on Darling Terrace as part of Pride Week celebrations in October.Secretary Eileen Jones said...
Employment forum
As unemployment continues to be a big issue in Whyalla and South Australia as a whole, The Department of Employment will be hosting an...
Funding boost for Rural training
Health and medical students in Whyalla and locations throughout rural and regional areas of South Australia will receive greater opportunities to undertake their training, as part...
Council loses confidence in development chief
The Whyalla City Council has strongly criticised comments made by the chief executive officer of Regional Development Australia Whyalla and Eyre Peninsula.Council passed a motion of no-confidence in...
$45,000 ‘hit’ to ratepayers
Ratepayers are faced with picking up the bill for a $45,000 tender error for work at the Whyalla Leisure Centre.The cost of hall exhaust fans...
Mixed fortunes for former acting mayor
Former acting mayor Cr Tom Antonio had mixed fortunes at the latest Whyalla City Council meeting.He failed to win backing for a 12-month wage...
Steel workers agree to second pay vote
Nearly a month after Arrium workers stood divided on a proposed pay cut, steel workers will be heading back for a second vote on the...
Stuart triumphs
Stuart Hockey Club were dominant in the A Grade Women’s Grand Final on the weekend, running out 3-0 victors over Hummock Hill Hockey Club.Stuart...
Make a difference
Visiting the sick has always been something we do naturally.
It’s one of the simplest ways to show kindness, empathy, and good neighbourliness.
Across...
