Playground fire puts church through hell
A GAWLER church community is reeling after a suspected arson attack completely destroyed its playground.
On Friday, October 4, Gawler Uniting Church (GUC) awoke to...
Police seek witnesses to Eyre incident
NORTHERN District police are calling for witnesses who might have information on a break-in and assault at Eyre in late September.
On Thursday, September 26,...
Minor collision lands drivers in hot water
A GAWLER South man will face court following an incident on the North-South Motorway which saw two drivers charged.
Around 7.30am on Monday, October 7,...
On the beat: Gawler officer recommends community policing
BEING able to connect with people while facing new challenges every day are just some of the benefits of policing in your own community,...
Safe behaviours ‘critical’ near Gawler rail lines
GAWLER police are encouraging people to keep rail safety in mind to avoid any potential train tragedies.
Police officers often see unsafe behaviours around rail...
Bunyip rep hits the trails for charity
A BUNYIP staffer will be pounding the pavement throughout October to help raise money for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS).
The Bunyip’s own Claire...
Burnell finds Gawler roots on family tree
A GAWLER resident’s birthday led to a chance familial discovery, with Member for Spence Matt Burnell finding a blood link to Gawler.
Earlier this year,...
Shaping metal, shaping a future
WHEN Daniel decided learning a trade was his path to a significant career, there was no hesitation to commence his sec- ondary education at...
Housing blueprint to avoid ‘mistakes of the past’ in Angle Vale
THE State Government is aiming to avoid the housing development mistakes of the past through its infrastructure scheme as part of the Housing Roadmap.
The...
Trinity takes on World’s Greatest Shave
STUDENTS from Trinity College Senior School recently raised more than $6800 as part of the World’s Greatest Shave.
On Friday, September 20, students took part...
Truro seeks Barossa’s support for switch
TRURO residents are seeking the support of The Barossa Council to bring the town and Keyneton’s Henschke winery into the Barossa Council area.
In...
