Playford community groups benefit from funding boost
A NUMBER of non-profit community organisations have been chosen by the City of Playford to activate their goals through the council’s Community Development Grants...
Author Market returns to Playford
THE Playford Author Market is returning this year, showcasing more than 35 local business stallholders and authors.
The city will transform into a hub...
Playford to welcome free entertainment for families
FAMILIES in the Playford area are being treated to a free evening of entertainment with another family movie night at the John McVeity Centre....
Letters to the Editor
Boomers coddled over cost of their housing
As a boomer who it seems is constantly told that house buying was easier for us than it...
New vocational program hits primary schools
A NEW vocational education program will be introduced in almost 50 schools across South Australia this year, with the aim to develop career pathways...
2025-26 State Budget highlights major projects in the north
THE northern suburbs feature heavily in the South Australian Government’s 2025-26 State Budget handed down earlier this week.
The Budget, the last before the March...
Never a dull moment
JUST when things seemed to be dying down off the back of a federal election, landmark planning for the north, nationwide coverage of the...
Fatal crash at Edinburgh North
A CHILD has died following a fatal crash at Edinburgh North on the morning of May 30.
Police were called to Peachy Road just after...
Woman arrested over fatal crash at Kudla
A WOMAN has been charged over a fatal crash at Kudla last month.
It will be alleged that on Sunday May 18, police were...
Free period products come to TAFE
TAFE SA introduced free period products for students as part of its ‘Equity for all. Period’ initiative launching in the week of Menstrual Hygiene...
Lookbacks
150 years
Bleached wheat
SIR- About ten days ago I was in Gawler when all the talk was about the wheat that was bleached with the...
