10th JAMM FOR GENES a smash hit
Whyalla's 10th Annual ‘JAMM FOR GENES’ was held in front of a bumper crowd of over 180 people in the Westland Shopping Centre Foodcourt on Thursday.The Stormfront Productions...
Helping locals Know Nuclear
Locals were given a chance to have further input on South Australia’s role in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle at an engagement session held at...
Stardom is calling for Chloe Fewster
Hollywood may be 13,173 kilometres from Whyalla but it’s not stopping local Chloe Fewster trying to fulfill her dreams of becoming a professional actress.Based in...
School hosts workshop
Students at Stuart High School recently learned about the job opportunities in the disability sector as part of a national workshop program.ProjectABLE promotes disability...
Soloist comes up trumps
Local musician Dean Stewart will be playing trumpet solos for a long time to come after being made a life member of the Whyalla...
Plenty of suitors keen on Arrium
A range of international suitors is circling the financially-troubled Arrium steelworks which is for sale.Premier Jay Weatherill outlined the situation while speaking in Port Pirie about “positive...
Chance to go behind the scenes for show
Theatre-goers will have a unique opportunity to join a behind-the- scenes tour of the Whyalla Players’ Mary Poppins: The Musical production at the Middleback Arts...
CSL shipping as usual
CSL Transhipment are focused on continuing operations as usual despite the significant challenges facing Arrium.Manager of Transhipping Operations for Whyalla Lee Winterborn told the...
Colour fun at MOPS
Memorial Oval Primary School students got colourful last week as part of a “Colour Chaos Morning’ which saw them experiment with primary and secondary...
Park glows with culture
PORT PIRIE - Throughout February, City Park on Ellen Street has been lit up after dark to showcase Quandong Dreaming: Bush Tucker Stories in...
