Purple-spotted gudgeon numbers grow
REGION - A tiny fish with a big fight is making waves in South Australia’s Far North.
The critically endangered Flinders Ranges purple-spotted gudgeon...
Tactic conference returns
REGION - The Tactic Conference and Trade Expo is set to return to Port Augusta’s Central Oval Sporting Complex on July 29 and 30,...
Boosting youth activity
REGION - A range of South Australian sport and recreation organisations will share in more than $8 million in State Government funding aimed at...
Barrie Robran remembered
WHYALLA - The Whyalla community and the football world mourned the loss of Barrie Robran last week, who passed away suddenly on July 16...
Grants ease drought pain
PORT PIRIE - Hundreds of sport and active recreation clubs which have been impacted by drought have secured vital support under a new grant...
Orienteering at Moonabie
The Saltbush Orienteers held its final cross-country event for the season on Saturday, July 6 at Moonabie North, located approximately 43km south of Whyalla....
Norths to discuss merger
WHYALLA - The North Whyalla Football and Sporting Club is the second local club to officially come to the table to discuss potential mergers...
Capturing conservation
WHYALLA - Three of Whyalla’s most prominent underwater photographers are being featured as part of the Cuttlefest Underwater and Marine Photography Exhibition with a...
YCW cements second spot
WHYALLA - After nearly three weeks off, Warriors delivered a commanding performance, defeating True Blue 88–37 in a one-sided clash in Saturday's Whyalla netball...
Junior hockey stars shine
Whyalla hockey was proudly represented at the 2025 Zone Championships, held from July 7–9 at Mate Stadium, South Australia’s home of hockey in Gepps...
Lockie does Whyalla proud
WHYALLA - A young athlete is already making his mark, with seven-year-old Lockie competing in the State PB Classic earlier this month.
Lockie recorded...
