Music goes beyond borders for new Fringe show
MUSIC knows no boundaries with an upcoming performance for this year’s Gawler Fringe, sharing the sounds of cultures from across the world.
‘A Choral...
Community group binding book lovers
A NEW chapter has unfolded for a Playford mother and daughter duo who founded a group for book lovers that has now reached more...
Green light for Barossa rideshare
THE State Government is set to remove restrictions on metropolitan rideshare this week, allowing them to operate statewide, providing a boost for the Barossa...
Temporary closure of Gawler rail line
A TEMPORARY partial Gawler rail line closure will be in place this weekend from the first service to last on Saturday, March 1 to...
Gawler History Team: White knight for Road Knights
ANYONE living in Gawler for the past 10 years and longer will know the name Brian Sambell, who will be Gawler History Team’s March...
Gawler gets its Fringe on
THE Gawler Fringe has made its highly anticipated return for 2025 with a night full of music, sound and colour.
Gawler came alive last...
It’s a funny game
SATURDAY'S round of BLCA A1 cricket provided enough controversy to scratch the itch of cricket enthusiasts of all shapes and sizes.
The result of...
Letters to the editor
Advocating for expanded access to Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD)
AS we age, having raised children and contributed to our communities as responsible adults, we find...
Creativity gets wild
NORTHERN high school students have been called to participate in a brand new Wildlife Art Competition in collaboration with Gawler icon Jess McCall and...
Piccolo expresses interest in new Ngadjuri seat
MEMBER for Light Tony Piccolo has informed the Labor Government that he wishes to be considered for pre-selection for the new seat of Ngadjuri...
Jets bowlers clean up late to swing momentum
A LATE flurry of wickets on day one has put the Northern Districts Jets in firm control of their Men's 1st Grade (Div 2)...
