Students enjoy science day
Whyalla Town Primary students enjoyed a fun day learning about robotics while improving their team work skills.Whyalla Town Primary Science Teacher Rachel Sant, who...
‘Shack’ on wheels: Youth is on the move
An age-old icon usually associated with Grey Nomads will be a centrepoint in promoting youth issues and activities in Whyalla.The humble caravan, in this...
Volunteers improve skills
SA Ambulance held a volunteer conference at the Westland Hotel Motel, focusing on mental health.It’s one of two conferences held each year with one in South...
Family at fore of council meeting
A mother-and-son duo played key roles at the latest Whyalla City Council meeting.Cr Tim Breuer, sitting opposite his mother Lyn Breuer after she was...
Plenty of fun for the family
ADVERTISING FEATUREThere is something for everyone at this weekend’s 46th annual Whyalla Show.‘The Voice of the Show’ Phil Stone will host the opening at 10am on Saturday and...
Families given priority
The Department for Education and Child Development (DECD) are introducing a new enrollment procedure, which they say will ensure families have priority access to their local...
Artistry in recovery
Mental illness can be a significant challenge for people to experience and can impact often on their ability to express emotions.Having been diagnosed with a...
A superb gift for Joseph
The 28th Annual SA Variety Bash is putting the ‘fun’ in fundraising.Part of this fun was donating a wheelchair accessible vehicle worth around $50,624 to Whyalla 10-year-old...
‘Spectacular’ cuttlefish opportunities
The population of South Australia’s iconic Giant Australian Cuttlefish is continuing to increase, attracting visitors to Point Lowly and boosting tourism in the northern...
Cuttlefish opportunity
The population of South Australia’s iconic Giant Australian Cuttlefish is continuing to increase, attracting visitors to Point Lowly and boosting tourism in the northern...
Backing families in need
WHYALLA - Linsey’s Legacy Foundation, established in memory of a Whyalla woman whose life was cut short by gynaecological cancer, is continuing its work...
