Ok, to be fair, next time im in Adelaide, i'll take photos of the streets after streets, and suburb after suburb of graffitied walls, and fences and buildings. Ecpecially around the Henley and Grange area, among many many other run down, sorry dirty suburbs. That make Whyalla look even lusher than ...

I figure someone that has actually lived in Whyalla for their whole life (well, until recently) should post, i.e. Me. In regards to the red dust problem, it really only affects the eastern part of Whyalla, i.e. east of Playford avenue. What else do people want to know about Whyalla, from someone wh...

I will also add that Whyalla is in the midst of a mini boom, and the population is in fact on the increase. Just Google " Project Magnet ". There is a buzz around the town, confidence is sky high, and OneSteel is investing Millions, if not Billions of dollars for the next twenty five years...

Ok, to be fair, next time im in Adelaide, i'll take photos of the streets after streets, and suburb after suburb of graffitied walls, and fences and buildings. Ecpecially around the Henley and Grange area, among many many other run down, sorry dirty suburbs. That make Whyalla look even lusher than y...

Will wrote:



One ill-informed response to an ill-informed post.

Back that statement up Will, as i did

It's well planned, very well planned; but so is Elizabeth. It is the stupidest location in the world and a lot of the industry that was put there could have been put elsewhere. It should be abandoned so people can buy GOOD houses in a GOOD environment. Not in a red, dusty shithole. Why not put the ...