Whyalla Council says recent funding announcements have it confident about the city's future.

Business

Win-win for Whyalla as major parties announce projects to boost steel city

Announcements today of a major steel contract and a Labor pledge to build a $593 million hydrogen plant in Whyalla has the local council confident its economy has “a far more stable, secure future”.

News

Home-grown talent is key to Riverland growth

Creating jobs and careers for young locals while reducing the reliance on a transient migrant workforce is key to growing the Riverland’s skills, population and economy, as explained in this third instalment of InDaily’s Regions in Focus series.

News

Labour, housing shortages stymie South East growth

Economic and population growth in the Limestone Coast is being held back by a lack of workers and a shortage of accommodation to house them, sparking calls for incentives to build more housing in the region.

News

Steeling for a renewable future

Whyalla is banking on the emerging hydrogen and renewable energy industries to turn around its declining population and help it reclaim the mantle of the state’s second largest city.

Regional News

South Australian geologist digs deep to create virtual tour of Flinders Ranges

Tourists will soon be able to explore the rich history of the Flinders Ranges through an immersive 3D tour of the region.