AI to speed up bushfire warnings
FASTER and clearer warnings for the community in the event of a bushfire is the aim of a newly committed $550,000 from the State...
Look backs
150 years ago
The weather
THE rain still continues to fall in great abundance in this district, and the ground is now rendered too soft for...
Give a little, gain a lot
THE past few days in Gawler have highlighted how much of an impact one person's actions can make.
On Friday at Willaston Sister Lucy...
Budget boosts and blowbacks for the north
TREASURER Jim Chalmers has handed down a landmark Federal Budget built to win over young people this week, marking the first major financial roadmap...
A brush with Parliament
NORTHERN artists are being encouraged to apply to the Australian Parliament House Artist-in-Residence program.
This program offers unique access to the national heart of democracy...
Helping hands return to Gawler
A VOLUNTEER project has returned to Gawler, aiming to bring comfort, companionship and practical support to patients.
The Volunteer Wards Program currently has five...
Turtle Books turns the page
THE brand new community co-operative bookstore Turtle Books, part of Vadoulis Indoor Plants has officially opened.
Seen as complementary to the existing nursery and...
Hit and run in Gawler
POLICE have arrested a driver from Lewsiton following an incident which saw two pedestrians struck by a vehicle near a shopping centre car park....
Community Diary
Thursday 14
The Elizabeth tavern team is inviting the community to dust off those vocal chords and join them for two nights of karaoke. Whether...
North called on to shape budget
THERE is still time for the community to share its thoughts on how council will spend its money in the next financial year.
Across...
Signs of life
TOWN of Gawler has produced enhanced signage in an effort to improve usage at the Murray Street South Long Day and RV Park, located...
