Letters to the Editor
Insomnia
Eleven thirty and I'm off to bed, I have a nice soft pillow for my sleepy head.
Much later and I'm still counting sheep.
What's the...
Look Backs
150 years ago
Barossa Election
THE official declaration of the result of the polling for a representative in place of Mr. Sudholz, took place at Tanunda...
Funding helps keep furry friends in homes
NOT-for-profit Safe Pets Safe Families (SPSF) is helping take away barriers to owning a pet through the new Community Connections Project.
The three-year initiative,...
Early Learning Centres announced for growing regions
A NEW Early Learning Centre (ELC) will be the first of its kind built at Xavier College Two Wells as part of a major...
North to star in new Netflix series
THE north is set to be on display on tv screens across the world as Netflix announced filming is underway for a drama series,...
New and improved Gawler Civic Centre cafe open
AFTER a month-long hiatus the Gawler Civic Centre cafe has reopened its doors with a fully upgraded kitchen.
Divine Dining closed for Monday May 12...
Triplets a sign of good luck
LOCAL grower Bill Close has reported triple the amount of four-legged friends on his Gawler River property this year.
Mr Close has seen a...
Community Diary
Thursday 26
The Pop Choir Rehearsal Adelaide team has come to Gawler to bring an all-inclusive community choir to the region. The team sings...
Race still on for northern car clubs
APPLICATIONS are still open for motorsport enthusiasts to apply for the South Australian Government’s Car Club grants.
The funding aims to help purchase life-saving defibrillators,...
‘Life changing’ reforms allow GPs to diagnose ADHD
A GAWLER mental health general practitioner (GP) said the reforms allowing GPs to diagnose attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) could be "life changing" as many...
