‘Good people, good times’
LAST Saturday saw Gawler’s popular Yellow Door Street Band ‘rock the casbah’ with a mixture of foot-tapping oldies and newbies outside the Prince Albert...
Emerging artist finds her voice with the NSS
AFTER moving to Australia from Myanmar at the age of 10, upcoming artist Sandra Gan has navigated self-doubt, musical experimentation, and creative growth to...
Regional Landscape Grants
A TRIO of river projects in the Gawler area have won funding through the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board’s (NYLB) 2024-2025 Grassroots Grants program.
Overall,...
Declutter and save returns
THE Barossa Council is again offering a kerbside collection service or waste voucher to eligible residents as part of its declutter and save initiative.
Mayor...
New infrastructure grant program for Light
LIGHT Regional Council has announced the launch of the 2024/25 Community Infrastructure Grant Program, designed to support the development and enhancement of community infrastructure...
Amplifii on the move in 2025
ALL-inclusive music festival Amplifii has found a new home in Port Adelaide after a successful first year in Playford.
The Amiplifii team, headed by Playford...
Free dental check-up for Playford youth
CITY of Playford is hosting free dental check-ups over the October school holidays for all children.
The Australian Dental Foundation (ADFi) will have its mobile...
Generations of care: Gawlerite celebrates 30 years nurturing little ones
GAWLER Community Child Care Centre’s “mother hen” Karen Smith is celebrating 30 years of caring for the town’s youngest residents.
Ms Smith first started looking...
Civic Centre tours showcase Gawler’s rich history
THE Gawler Civic Centre is spreading the word of its tours of one of the town’s most historic buildings.
The free tours provide an in-depth...
Playford safety audit gets the green light
CITY of Playford Council has completed a safety audit of the busy Uley Road to improve safety and accessibility to Uleybury following a fatal...
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...
