Scholarships to help boost teacher workforce
STUDENTS commencing teaching degrees in 2025 can now apply for scholarships worth up to $40,000, thanks to a move designed to encourage more people...
Government introduces world-first social media ban
A WORLD-first ban has been introduced in a bill designed to protect young people from the effects of social media.
The Online Safety Amendment...
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Fundraising total brings hope
GAWLER'S premier sporting rivalry has helped raise more than $36,000 for programs supporting people experiencing homelessness in the region.
The Hope Cup, an annual...
Light planning review of rating policy
LIGHT Regional Council will review its Rate Revenue Policy, following a passed motion at the most recent ordinary meeting.
Councillor Colin Ross brought a motion...
Have your say on the Freeling Community Garden
LIGHT Regional Council is seeking feedback on a new community garden at Freeling.
Through its 2023/2024 Ward and Community Projects initiative, council agreed to provide...
Tanunda student wins Christmas competition
A FAITH Lutheran student’s artwork will be featured on a special set of Christmas cards this year, which will be sent to 82,000 Barker...
Playford business survey open
THE City of Playford is inviting local businesses and start-ups to take part in a business survey to help play a role in shaping...
Council approves suite of plans
TOWN of Gawler approved a range of plans targeting asset management and long-term finances during its November council meeting.
On November 26, elected members...
A jolly return for Gawler workshop
THE holiday fun will continue in Gawler with the return of Santa's Workshop to the Gawler Civic Centre.
From December 14 to December 17, the...
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...
