A YOUNG dog found
starving and abandoned in
the northern suburbs four
weeks ago may be among
the crowd lining up for
RSPCA’s Million Paws
Walk in Adelaide next
month – and he now has his
own fundraising page for
anyone who wants to sponsor
him.
TAKING a stroll down Murray
Street 100 years ago will soon
be as easy as a click of a button
thanks to one Gawler researcher’s
“lockdown project”.
THE public is invited to the launch of
Evanston Park author Judy Gillett-Ferguson’s
novel, The German Teacher,
at Gawler Civic Centre on Friday.
INCREASING red tape and infrastructure
requirements by all
levels of government are killing
off important community events,
warns Member for Light Tony
Piccolo.
FRIENDS and relatives of much-loved
Gawler teacher and singer Anton Minge
gathered at Poetic Justice cafe in Walker
Place on Saturday to celebrate his life.
THE fire danger season has now ended for
all remaining fire danger districts, including
the Mounty Lofty Ranges, Mid North
and Adelaide Metropolitan districts as of
midnight last Friday.
A DOUGLAS DC-3 propellor-driven airliner once used by the now-defunct Ansett Airlines and with a Gawler connection was once the centrepiece of a Chain of Ponds kids’ fun park.
SOUTH Australia’s next satellite suburb is already attracting interest from prospective home owners.