Looking Back
RUNAWAY HORSES
Two cases of bolting occurred in Gawler on Wednesday last, the vehicles being the mail cart and Mr Dawson’s buggy respectively. In the...
Government warns of romance scams this Valentine’s Day
A VALENTINES warning has been issued for the community to be on high alert for online dating and romance scammers.
As Valentine’s Day approaches,...
Work begins on new Aldi store
WORK has begun on the new Aldi store in Gawler, with the existing buildings at the Tod Street site being demolished.
It will be the...
James sets sights on global stage with music scholarship
TRINITY College’s latest dux is preparing for his move to the other side of the world later this year, seeking support to help his...
Community Diary
Thursday 20
Soul Song Choirs is an all-inclusive community choir on a mission to get people singing and provide a fun and funky place for...
Breaking ground
WORKS have commenced at a prominent park in the Light Regional Council district following public consultation.
Renovations to give Mattiske Park a new look...
Kapunda students awarded for academic achievement
THIS year’s Kapunda High School Centenary Foundation’s Annual Awards Presentations saw $36,000 distributed to 19 former Kapunda High School students, through the Country Education...
Barossa ready to walk for diabetes
A CHARITY walk supporting type 1 diabetes (T1D) research is coming to the Barossa, providing a fun day out for the whole family.
JDRF Australia...
Rejuvenation planned for Kapunda memorial
A SMALL group of dedicated volunteers are committed to improving the Kapunda Soldiers Memorial Gardens, with multiple projects at the site planned in the...
Crackdown on copper theft
PROPOSED laws making it harder for criminals to sell stolen scrap metal have been welcomed by a northern MP, with a suite of law...
Manyang brothers dominate Safari Cup
CENTRAL District Basketball Club's NBL1 Central men made a statement in their Round 1 victory against the Southern Tigers, securing the Safari Cup 116-82.
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