THE annual Two Wells Street Party and Christmas Parade has become the latest festive season event to fall victim to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.
General
Two Wells Xmas celebration canned
Gawler Council talks boundary reform
A WELL-attended community forum on Monday night enabled community members and those of neighbouring councils to consider Gawler Council’s development of a boundary reform proposal – and ask necessary questions.
King Street Bridge consultation opens – again
PUBLIC consultation on the design of the King Street Bridge’s replacement is set to begin this month, ahead of its impending demolition.
Sport
Lions book date with destiny
PLAYED in front of a surprisingly small crowd, the Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association’s A-grade preliminary final between the South Gawler Lions and the Angaston Panthers at Freeling Oval proved to be a hard-fought and entertaining encounter.
Bulldogs and Magpies dominate junior prelims
THE Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association senior colts preliminary final was played at Freeling in fine, but windy conditions between second-placed Willaston and third-placed Barossa District, with the Bulldogs completely dominating in a one-sided affair 9.11 (65) to 1.6 (12).
Panthers gunning for four-peat
GUNNING for its fourth consecutive Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association reserves flag, Angaston got off to a sluggish start against both a stiff breeze, and a confident South Gawler side.
Community Stories
Bunyip Goes Back: September, 1988
In today’s segment of The Bunyip Goes Back photographs from September, 1988 are featured.
Shining a Streetlight on Elizabeth youth
FOUR years after emerging as a support initiative for northern young people, Elizabeth social service Streetlight has reached new heights during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sandy Creek opens its doors to all
THE Sandy Creek Netball Club is now running a modified – or ‘modies’ – program to teach the game to the next generation, including children with disabilities.
