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Ford’s community devotion

WHYALLA - Ford King was recently named Whyalla’s Young Citizen of the Year, describing the honour as both humbling and motivating. Best known in...

Whyalla Golf Club results

WHYALLA - A field of 44 players contested the Whyalla Golf Club’s Saturday competition on January 31, with a pro-stroke (nett) format played across...

The Dome heads to regions

WHYALLA - The Adelaide Fringe will be expanding its regional presence this year, with Whyalla audiences set to experience the 360-degree immersion of ‘The...

From page to screen for local author

Flying Start for local kids

Discover what’s on in the Spencer Gulf

South grab nine in a row

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Sport

Ready for women’s footy

PORT PIRIE - The Port Bulldogs Football Club has announced it wants to form two teams for the upcoming Mid North Women's Football Competition...

Strong field in split 6s golf

WHYALLA - Whyalla Golf Club hosted a strong field of 41 players on Saturday, 17 January, for the Split 6s Competition, with the front...

Battle for second heats up

REGION - While South Augusta look certain to stay on top of the table, Quorn, Central Augusta and Punjabi Warriors are all in contention...

Plenty of action at Carrieton

To station owners and the stockmen and women of the Flinders Ranges, New Year means only one thing - Carrieton Rodeo. For more than 70...

Clubs clarify merger talks

WHYALLA - Two football clubs in Whyalla have moved to clarify their positions following recent public commentary regarding possible merger discussions. North Whyalla and...

Basketball season to resume soon

PORT AUGUSTA - Port Augusta basketball action is getting closer and closer to restarting, with D Men hitting the courts on 29 January. Leading...

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SA Government

Vouchers directly boost visitation

THE hospitality and tourism sector in the Whyalla region is seeing a welcome boost this summer, thanks to the Coast is Calling Travel Voucher...

How to access business support through algal bloom

The State Government’s Department of State Development is providing a range of measures to support impacted businesses, and their owners and staff, through the...

Tackling SA’s algal bloom

A harmful algal bloom has been impacting large stretches of South Australia’s coastline since mid-March. South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) Executive Director Professor...

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Plan for Whyalla’s future

WHYALLA - The State Government’s regional plan for the Eyre and Western Region has identified population, housing, and industrial development as key areas of...

Centrals, Norths win big

WHYALLA - Whyalla B grade cricket returned on Friday night, with wins to North Whyalla over Souths and Central Whyalla over Roopena. North Whyalla...

Migrant workers info night

WHYALLA - A free information session aimed at supporting migrant workers will be held in Whyalla this week, providing guidance on recent immigration changes,...

Mixed bag of harvest

As February approaches, the majority of farmers across the Mid North have wrapped up their harvest and are turning their attention to the 2026...

Enjoying a Sunday session

Whyalla News photographer Geniene Gorton was out and about on the weekend and caught up with people at the Sunday Session at the Spencer...

Budget, plans on review

WHYALLA - The Whyalla City Council held its first council meeting for 2026 on Tuesday January 27, with a number of items up for...

High praise for advocate

WHYALLA - Alan Hall was named Whyalla’s Senior Citizen of the Year last week, recognising decades of volunteering in recreational fishing advocacy and marine...

Ovarian cancer awareness

A sea of teal ribbons will be on show in February to raise awareness of ovarian cancer. Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month (OCAM) is held...

Near average grain yield

South Australia’s grain growers have delivered a near-average harvest despite a challenging season, with estimated production for the 2025/26 season reaching 8.9 million tonnes. The...

Fringe fun in the region

The Fringe is a world-renowned annual arts festival celebrating culture, place and artists from across the globe, and it is returning to the Upper...

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