Showgoers brave the heat at Angaston
A STRONG crowd braved the high temperatures on Saturday for the annual Angaston Show, with locals and visitors alike enjoying a fun day with...
Sean thrives during Invictus Games experience
HEWETT’S Sean Grimmond has returned home from a successful trip to Vancouver for the 2025 Invictus Games.
The Games are a multi-national sporting event for...
Margaret celebrates 90th birthday
FORMER longtime Gawler resident Margaret Edwards celebrated her 90th birthday with a lunch at the Southern Hotel over the weekend surrounded by family and...
Playford’s Fringe frenzy
PLAYFORD kicked off the 2025 Fringe season in style with a line-up of performers, food and activities in the heart of Elizabeth.
The first...
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...
One Nations takes Ngadjuri
ONE Nation candidate David Paton is likely to win the electorate of Ngadjuri as the first lower house seat for the party.
At the...
