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Roseworthy campus officially open

IN the year that Trinity College is celebrating 40 years of operation, on Thursday, April 4, current and former staff, students, families, old scholars, special guests and dignitaries gathered in Roseworthy for a formal ceremony to officially open...

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Scholarships available at Barossa TAFE campus

STUDENTS have the opportunity to kickstart their careers in hospitality, tourism and events management through five TAFE SA Destination Australia scholarships worth $45,000 each for people to study a Higher Education qualification in the Baross...

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Barossa blooms with artist’s Back to Nature workshop

THIS year’s Barossa Arts Festival is bringing visitors “Back to Nature” with Adelaide-based acrylic artist Greer Tappert’s latest workshop. The workshop will walk the all-ability-artists through using a range of different painting tools and...

Imogen Evans

3 hours ago

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Unveiling secrets in exhibition

THE RICH history that lies beneath the surface will be on display in an upcoming exhibition showcasing the basements of Gawler. Photographer Daniel Down has spent the past few months uncovering the hidden secrets beneath Gawler’s Murray Street and...

Imogen Evans

3 hours ago

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Students get a taste of healthcare industry

YEAR 12 students from Parafield Gardens High School are joining forces with clinicians at Lyell McEwin Hospital as part of a pilot program aimed at inspiring the next generation of nurses and midwives in the northern suburbs. The Nursing and...

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18 Apr 2024

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Vintage car run turns back the clock

THE Gawler Veteran, Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club (GVVCVC) turned back time on Sunday for its annual Gawler to Barossa Veteran and Vintage Run. More than 50 classic, pre-1930 vehicles took off from Gawler in the morning, with Member for Light...

Jem Nash

18 Apr 2024

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Council seeks community comment

TOWN of Gawler is encouraging residents to have their say on the town’s future activation. Council has opened its Gawler Activation Strategy survey to the community as it looks to review and improve on the existing strategy. Through the strategy...

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18 Apr 2024

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MP supports calls for speed limit change

MEMBER for Light Tony Piccolo has thrown his support behind calls to review the speed limit on the Gawler East Link Road. Following numerous complaints from the community, Mr Piccolo said he backs the idea of changing the current speed limit of...

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18 Apr 2024

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Gawler business reaches 20 years on the jewellery journey

A GAWLER business recently celebrated a significant milestone after it chalked up 20 years of operating in the town. Gawler’s Jewellery Journey made it through a number of challenges, including a global pandemic, to reach its 20th birthday in the...

Aidan Curtis

18 Apr 2024

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Tower clears the first hurdle

THE controversial development application for a phone tower at Hemaford Grove Reserve has passed the first hurdle after it was granted development approval by the Gawler Council Assessment Panel (CAP). On Thursday, April 11, CAP members voted in...

Aidan Curtis

17 Apr 2024

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New homes proposed for Freeling

MORE than 400 new homes could become available at Freeling, with the State Government considering two code amendments in a town that has a limited housing supply. Minister for Planning Nick Champion has initiated a code amendment in the west of...

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17 Apr 2024

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Northern students to receive free autism assessments

RECEIVING an autism assessment will become much easier for students across the northern suburbs following a recent State Government announcement. The South Australian Government recently announced a $330,000 tender for students to access assessment...

Imogen Evans

17 Apr 2024

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Aquatic Centre to make a splash with opening date announced

THE long-awaited Salisbury Aquatic Centre, featuring a wide variety of play and exercise equipment, will officially open its doors on Monday, June 24. The project has been one of the biggest undertaken by City of Salisbury in recent years and is set...

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17 Apr 2024

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Williamstown Foodland gets green light

THE long-awaited supermarket in Williamstown is another step closer to being built after the Barossa Assessment Panel granted planning consent to the project at its April 2 meeting. The Klose’s Supermarkets operated Foodland is planned for 17, 19...

Jem Nash

17 Apr 2024

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No update for election mistake

THERE is still no update on Adelaide Plains Council election error that was revealed at the end of last year. In December, the Electoral Commission of SA (ECSA) released a statement that outlined an error in the 2022 election count, which saw...

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17 Apr 2024