Paralowie man runs from crash
POLICE arrested a 31-year-old Paralowie man after he attempted to run from the scene of a crash.
Around 3.15am on Thursday, July 11, a police...
Writers’ festival ready for another year
WORDS will soon be flowing in the region when local writers come together for the Gawler and Adelaide Plains Festival of Words.
Now in its...
First NAIDOC in the North receives warm welcome
THE very first NAIDOC in the North event in Playford was a massive success, with the John McVeity Centre seeing more than 1000 residents...
Property owners still unclear
NORTHERN suburbs police are continuing efforts to identify the owners of a large volume of stolen property found in Burton in early June.
On June...
Heritage tourism gets a big boost
MULTIPLE local businesses have been successful in obtaining State Government funding to enhance heritage tourism.
Yalumba Family Winemakers, Barossa Museum and Seppletsfield Wines are among...
Tingara tree trouble
THE repeated attempt to cut down trees in an Evanston Park reserve has Town of Gawler warning residents of consequences.
In recent weeks, Evanston Park...
Council lobbies in Canberra
TOWN of Gawler leadership recently spent time in Canberra as part of the annual Local Government Association (LGA) National General Assembly.
The assembly, held from...
An apology on the way
TOWN of Gawler Mayor Karen Redman will need to issue a formal apology at the next council meeting on the back of an investigation...
Not so hidden: sunny truck raises awareness
A SIZEABLE crowd flocked to Gawler’s Apex Park on Friday to help spread awareness on hidden disabilities.
On July 12, a Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS)...
Arts on the Plains is on its way
ARTS on the Plains is returning for another year of showcasing the best local art the region has to offer.
The festival’s program was officially...
Big smiles for new beginnings
THOUSANDS of youngsters traded preschool for primary school this year, as the 2026 school year marked the very first step of their learning journey.
Last...
