New book brings overlooked pioneer to life
THE many lives lived in faith and science of Julian Tension-Woods is explored in the latest book from Lyndoch history buff Geoffrey Randall.
Mr...
Barossa steps up corella control
THE Barossa Council has told residents not to be alarmed if they see spotlights or hear gas-guns going off as the team works to...
All Da Rage finishes well
Despite an impressive victory at Globe Derby Park on Saturday, All Da Rage will have to settle for a “consolation” prize in South Australia...
On your bike
A TRINITY College North student recently made the leap into competing on the national stage, hitting the track in Sydney for the first round...
Gawler mother turns grief into connection
IN March 2020, Leanne Farnden and her family’s world fell apart when she lost her gorgeous daughter Krysten to suicide.
In her healing journey...
Relay goal within reach
THE Gawler community is encouraged to dig deep one last time as this year’s Relay for Life enters its final fundraising stretch.
Following an...
Urgent plea for Angle Vale upgrade
A DESPERATE plea for temporary relief and long-term planing has been issued by the Angle Vale Sports and Community Association (AVSACA) with a deputation...
Native plants for Light
A VARIETY or native plants, from groundcovers to trees will be available for residents across the Light Regional Council area next month.
Council is...
One Nation’s ‘perfect territory’
GAWLER’S unique "provincial" identity created the perfect playing field for a One Nation surge that nearly knocked Labor out of the seat of Light...
The show must go on
IT was no laughing matter for a Blakeview mum when her beloved clown trailer was destroyed in a vehicle crash last November, but thanks...
