News whyalla

There’s always news to unearth what is happening or topical in Whyalla.

Whyalla, the second largest regional city in South Australia has its foundations in mining, ships and steel. However the emerging and evolving industries of education, health, mineral processing, solar, alga and aqua culture and tourism mean there is usually something new and interesting to keep up to date on.

Curious? Read interesting Whyalla tourism news here.
 

News - Whyalla New Brand

Whyalla City Council is taking positive steps to rebrand the City of Whyalla, and ultimately reposition the city as a whole.

News - Whyalla hosted Army exercise Hamel

Whyalla was selected as a key location for an Australian Army exercise that saw hundreds of soldiers working and training in the city over a six week period.

News - Improving Cuttlefish access

Whyalla’s growing tourism industry has received a boost after receiving an Upper Spencer Gulf and Outback Futures Program grant of $85,000 from the state government.

News - New Billboard Sign

Whyalla has been showing signs of change for some time now, but a new billboard at the Point Lowly is one of the first visible projects to mark this new era.

News - New tourism film launched

The Whyalla City Council recently made public a new tourism video showcasing the best of Whyalla to the rest of the world.

News - Minister experiences Cuttlefish

The population of South Australia’s iconic Giant Australian Cuttlefish is continuing to increase, attracting visitors to Point Lowly and boosting tourism in the northern Spencer Gulf region.

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