Lookbacks
150 years
The Ministry
THE defeat of the Treasurer at the Yatala election on Monday has been a great blow to the Ministry already weakened...
Letters to the Editor
Work must continue
We congratulate Minister for Ag Julie Collins on her reappointment and look forward to continuing a constructive working relationship.
However, the situation on...
Tapping into new areas
TANUNDA's Beans and Cream Cafe has teamed up with Fleurieu Milk Company to bring Barossans fresh milk in an innovative manner.
The popular cafe...
Underground history revealed in new exhibition
THE hidden underground world of Gawler was revealed with the grand opening of a new exhibition from a handful of local history buffs.
Gawler...
Northern volunteer gearing up for good
FOR Gawler’s Grant Buik, volunteering is more than giving time to a cause, it is a way for him to connect with his community...
Workplace accident at Nuriootpa
POLICE are preparing a report following the death of a man at Nuriootpa on May 15.
That morning, emergency services were called to Stonewell...
Fatal crash at Kudla
An 80-year-old man has died following a fatal crash at Kudla on May 20.
Just after 5.20pm on Sunday May 18, police were...
Gawler urges community to speak up
WITH the deadline to submit feedback for Gawler’s 2025-26 Annual Business Plan, which features a much-publicised 6 per cent rate rise, council is urging...
How will council rate this community feedback?
AN interesting few months awaits residents of Town of Gawler to say the least, which is not to say that recent times have been...
Top tier action again in Barossa
A WEEK after community sport made its debut at Barossa Park, The Barossa Council has cut the ribbon on yet another sporting upgrade.
The fresh-faced...
North leads in battery program uptake
NEW data revealed that the north has seen a high uptake of the Cheaper Homes Batteries program.
The $2.3 billion program aimed to make...
