It was a hot summer, but isn’t it always?
Then we had HOON drivers.
And the introduction of the 50KM per hour speed limit in suburban streets.
The mayoral contest in 2003 was an interesting one. Basically, three candidates put their names forward: Mayor John Smith, Dr. Crowe, who wasn’t even living in Whyalla, and Jim Pollock.
Before the election Jim Pollock pulled out, although his name would still appear on the ballot papers. Despite this, Jim Pollock won the election.
The same could be said of every Federal election. It’s always the fault of the outgoing government.
The housing boom really got into its stride in 2003.
Sydney investors were literally buying up whole streets in Whyalla.
We were still looking for something BIG to attract the tourists.
Senseless vandalism.
There were complaints about young people ‘hanging around’ the Westland Shopping Centre.
Storm water was being ‘harvested’ so the Whyalla Golf Club could begin to green its fairways.
Does Santa really need public liability insurance?
Dust from the Onesteel pellet plant continued to be a worry.

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This is the home page of Whyalla artist Stephen Stanley. If you’ve lived in Whyalla in the past or are a current resident, the editorial cartoons on this website will be of great interest to you, as they record almost all of the significant (or just amusing) events that have happened in Whyalla since the early 1970s.

This site is a humorous snapshot of the history of Whyalla, seen through the eyes of the local editorial cartoonist. Browse and enjoy!