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...
Clonlea Park works give active Gawlerites a smoother run
ACTIVE residents of Gawler had a smoother run this weekend following repairs to Clonlea Park Reserve paths.
Town of Gawler staff have been busy...
School year off to a flying start
NORTHERNERS stand to benefit from what the State Government is calling the "the most significant change to South Australia’s early childhood education in a...
Corellas take over Playford
A QUIET afternoon has become rare for residents across select suburbs in Playford, who have complained of the return of the Little Corella: the...
Gawler celebrates new citizens and community contributions
GAWLER residents gathered at Apex Park on Monday morning to welcome the new Australian citizens to the town and recognise those who went above...
Big win built on little moments
WHEN the City of Playford’s 2026 Local Citizen of the Year Award was announced this week, Melissa Grierson never expected to find herself in...
Young leader awarded for major impact
FROM mentoring young people to empowering women and strengthening cultural understanding, Mwangaza Milunga has gone above and beyond for Playford’s African and migrant communities.
This...
Community grants open for Plains
APPLICATIONS are still open for the Adelaide Plains Community Grants to provide financial assistance to community and sporting groups.
The grants aim to support...
Gawler nurse collects $1.2 million lottery win
A GAWLER nurse was stunned by a life-changing moment recently when she won $1.2 million in 24 January's Saturday X Lotto draw.
She held one...
Northern sounds fill the Fringe
THE northern hub for all things local music has got on board with this year’s Fringe festivities with weekly showcases of community talent.
The...
