Santa sees hundreds in Gawler
MORE than 1500 people walked through the doors of the Gawler Civic Centre to see Santa Claus as part of Town of Gawler's Santa's...
Lyndoch turns it on for street party
LYNDOCH’S first Christmas Street Party in almost 20 years was a massive hit, with thousands lining the town’s main street on Friday night, December...
Merry Christmas from Member for Spence Matt Burnell
From my family to yours, I wish you a very Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year.
To our amazing nurses, doctors, police,...
A Christmas miracle
NOW, there’s a saying that has been overused. A parcel gets delivered on time: Christmas miracle! We find that passport we misplaced: Christmas miracle!...
Students congratulated on schooling excellence
A GROUP of students from across the region have been recognised for their efforts during the school year as part of the Barker Shield...
Playford sporting venue gets a game-changing upgrade
UPGRADES to what is considered the “headquarters of netball in Playford” have begun, with $6 million going towards improving the site for the many...
Feedback opened for Youth Action Plan
YOUNG people aged 15 to 25 have been invited to provide feedback on an action plan to support young people across South Australia.
Once...
Police stations to reduce opening hours
GAWLER and Nuriootpa are among more than a dozen towns to be affected by a suite of changes to regional police station opening hours....
Caroling into the night
GAWLER was a hive of activity on Saturday, December 7, with the return of the Gawler Apex Community Christmas Carols bringing festive cheer.
Around...
Planning progresses on water tanks
A PROPOSED project to bolster the region's back-up water supply is entering its final stage of consideration.
South Australia's Public Works Committee (PWC) is...
Light’s red streak lives on
LABOR’S James Agness appears to have retained Light after a tight race against One Nation candidate Alex Banks.
Light had been a Labor safe...
