Trash talk
LIGHT Regional Council resources are under the pump off the back of 620 illegal dumping incidents reported inside the last 20 months.
The council...
Residents rally for Jane Street
CONCERNED residents met for a street corner meeting to voice their worries and search for answers about a proposal to subdivide two blocks of...
Labor promises free public schools by 2027
PUBLIC school fees would be abolished from 2027 under a re-elected Labor Government, according to the latest election promise from the party ahead of...
State election field locked in
THE full list of this year’s state election candidates has been revealed, with less than three weeks until the community takes to the poles...
Showtime for Angaston
CLOSE TO 3000 exhibits filled the Angaston Show Hall on Saturday as crowds gathered to see all that was on offer at this year’s...
Gawler talent to steal the show
GAWLER local Abigail Sharp is the newest enrolment at Westerberg High School as Heathers the Musical comes to Adelaide direct from London and New...
State election field locked in
THE full list of this year’s state election candidates has been revealed, with less than three weeks until the community takes to the poles...
Barossa celebrates loud and proud
A TASTE of the glitz and glam of Sydney’s Mardi Gras was shining bright in the Barossa despite a cloudy night in the north...
59-year-old caught in backyard by Police Dog Bandit
A MAN has been arrested after a pursuit through the northern suburbs ended with Police Dog Bandit finding the suspect hiding in a backyard.
It...
Anti-corruption investigation leads to Gawler South
POLICE are hoping people will come forward with information to aid an anti-corruption investigation that last week came to Gawler South, although no details...
Truro seeks Barossa’s support for switch
TRURO residents are seeking the support of The Barossa Council to bring the town and Keyneton’s Henschke winery into the Barossa Council area.
In...
