Students experiment with colour | GALLERY
Students at Memorial Oval Primary School experimented with primary and secondary colours on Friday as part of a ‘Colour Chaos Morning’.The event was part...
New era at Stuart High
Stuart High School kicked off a new era on Wednesday night, unveiling a brand new logo to the Whyalla community.As part of a re-branding...
Teamwork on full display
HMAS Whyalla may have been decommissioned 70 years ago but the Whyalla City Council and the Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) are working together to keep...
Youth enjoy traditional games
Local youth have embraced their culture by participating in a number of traditional aboriginal games at the Wynbring Jida Aboriginal Childcare Centre.The games included a...
Youth pilot project begins
Youth Homelessness requires all parts of communities to work together and the South Australian government is helping to tackle the issue through early intervention.The...
Minister set to speak at expo
Newly-appointed Industry, Innovation and Science Minister Greg Hunt will deliver the opening address at the Upper Spencer Gulf Industry Conference and Trade Expo in Port Pirie.Later in the program...
Community input on plan
A masterplan for further development of the Northern Coastline is progressing as part of a joint partnership between the City of Whyalla and Regional...
Giant Aussie marine boost
Local divers are reporting record numbers of Giant Australian Cuttlefish at Point Lowly for the 2016 season.Cuttlefish numbers dropped to a record low of...
Knowles to appeal
Local man Michael Knowles who was found guilty of murdering two people in a fatal crash last year has been granted permission to appeal...
Retailer leaves legacy
A man regarded by his son as ‘Whyalla’s greatest retailer’ has left an important legacy in his wake after passing away at the age...
Recovery services available
REGION - Country and Outback Health is helping people from across the region take back control of their lives, via SMART Recovery.
SMART, which stands...
