MAYORS from around the region have banded together to criticise the State Government’s 40 per cent hike to its solid waste levy, as councils look to find ways to cope with the increase.
General
Mayors hit out at waste levy decision
“We weren’t told about it”: Redman
GAWLER Council could be forced to raise its service fees or abandon projects in reaction to the State Government’s 40 per cent solid waste levy hike.
“Tough decisions” in State Budget
A $10 million upgrade to Gawler & District College and $615 million for the continuation of the Gawler Rail Line electrification project have all been included in this year’s State Budget.
Sport
Magpies on top again
TANUNDA continued its relentless winning run by defeating bottom side Willaston by 25 points in Barossa, Light & Gawler A-grade football on Saturday.
Tigers are finally roaring again
GAWLER Central won its first game since round 16 last year on Saturday as it knocked off Kapunda by 38 points in Barossa, Light & Gawler A-grade football.
South falls short
ANGASTON survived a scare in its Barossa, Light & Gawler reserves football contest as it defeated South Gawler by three points on Saturday.
Community Stories
Rudall’s chest full of history
A CHEST which tells the story of one of Gawler’s founding fathers has been discovered gathering dust in the basement of a local business.
Interact club gets officially recognised
GAWLER & District College’s ‘Interact’ club has become just the third of its kind in the state to be recognised by Rotary International.
Mallala students take part in tree planting
MALLALA Primary School students travelled to Port Parham on Monday to participate in tree planting to support the conversation of coastal areas.
