Under 14s logged out
THE South Australian Government has made a move to ban children under the age of 14 from using social media platforms without parental consent.
Social...
Arianna smashes fundraising goal
A YOUNG Gawler athlete who recently supported UNICEF Australia as part of her first City-Bay Fun Run has tripled her fundraising goal, with more...
TAFE initiative sees positive results
NEW data has revealed a steady increase in the number of students choosing to study at TAFE following the decision by the Federal Government...
Hope Cup targets crisis accommodation
THE upcoming Hope Cup is aiming to raise funds to help introduce short-term crisis accommodation in Gawler, with organisers holding ambitious plans for a...
Club aims to breathe new life into Rotaract
ROTARY Club of Gawler Light is putting the call out to young adults in the community to put their hands up as it looks...
Invasive trees
A WILLASTON resident is seeking compensation after street trees have caused damage to his property.
Around 20 years ago, three Manchurian Pear trees were planted...
More trees removed at Lyndoch
AS work continues for the Barossa Park Project at Lyndoch, an additional two trees will have to be removed that were not impacted by...
Gawler resident takes pole position in stobie artwork push
A GROUP of Goodger Street residents are hoping to spread community connections and beautify the town by bringing stobie pole art to Gawler.
Painting stobie...
Mural highlights pilot program success
A PILOT program connecting First Nations children in foster care to culture is developing in leaps and bounds, with a new mural coming to...
Kangaroos on the move
MOTORISTS in the region are being encouraged to keep an extra eye out and slow down on the road amid reports of increased kangaroo...
‘Stronger financial discipline’ paying dividends for Gawler
TOWN of Gawler has lifted the lid on its improved financial position following January's ordinary council meeting.
As part of the monthly finance report...
