Old toys, new ideas
Whyalla’s youth have put their heads together to come up with unique and effective inventions as part of a recent convention.The Questacon Invention Convention...
BJ’s makes Whyalla proud
BJ’s Deli may have only been operating in Whyalla for three years but it’s taking great strides in the Whyalla business community.On Friday (July...
New enclosure for RSPCA
A new dog enclosure has been completed at the RSPCA shelter in Cook Street. The enclosure aims to accommodate rescued dogs and provide a...
Survival at a cost
Arrium workers are likely to face more pay cuts and Whyalla’s economy will be affected, but it is in the interest of the long-term future...
Army plead for patience
Soldiers deployed on Exercise Hamel near Whyalla, Port Augusta, Iron Knob and Port Pirie have requested that road users be ‘patient’ when sharing the...
Admins discussing pay cut
A spokesperson for Arrium’s Administrator, KordaMentha, has confirmed that they are in discussions with Arrium’s OneWhyalla employees and representatives in relation to a pay...
Soldiers boost Men’s Shed
The Men’s Shed has received a helping hand from the Australian Army, as they thank the Whyalla community for their hospitality.The Army recently concluded Exercise...
Marshall brings grassroots focus
Former councillor Joanne Marshall believes she can bring a unique focus to the role of Mayor if elected.Mrs Marshall acknowledged that the ‘state of...
No hiding my passion: Cr Schmitz
Despite being just 23 years old, Councillor Robert Schmitz is adamant the age gap between him and six other mayoral candidates is a great strength.“There’s...
Wilson Park facelift
Wilson Park one, of Whyalla’s tired public spaces, is scheduled for a number of notable changes and improvements, including a brand new skate park.The upgrade will...
Alan’s golden performance
PORT PIRIE - An athlete has demonstrated the power of determination, resilience and community support, after an outstanding performance in the 2026 South Australian...
