Barossa Council adopts budget
THE Barossa Council has adopted its 2024/2025 Annual Business Plan and Budget, following the ordinary meeting on June 18.
Multiple submissions were received during the...
Residents reach tripping point
A PLAYFORD resident has raised concerns over a lack of accessible footpaths along a vital road after a shock accident caused a serious injury.
Angle...
Gawler Academy of Dance welcomes Matt Burnell
GAWLER dance students got a special visit last week from Member for Spence Matt Burnell in an attempt to learn more about the local...
Exploring opportunities at Barossa campus
TAFE SA’s Barossa Campus held an open day earlier this month, showcasing the study and training opportunities available.
The open day on June 3 included...
Weed proving a pain in the grass
A DESTRUCTIVE environmental weed has continued to wreak havoc across the state’s northern regions, with buffel grass identified in at least 30 new locations...
Local grants to support outdoor learning
A GAWLER early learning centre and northern suburbs primary school have each received a grant to support outdoor learning projects.
Elizabeth North Primary School and...
Important talk for history buffs
MORE than 30 members and guests attended the Gawler History Team’s June guest speaker evening at the Zion Church Hall on Thursday, June 6.
Attendees...
Creating a different experience at Grand Cru
A BAROSSA entrepreneur is reinvigorating the Grand Cru Estate, creating a family friendly atmosphere that celebrates the region’s rich history.
Henry Carter, who is behind...
Barossa ready to go medieval
THE Barossa Medieval Fair is gearing up for another massive year, as tickets for the annual event recently went on sale.
The fair attracts medieval...
Support for veteran families with Legacy
THE Legacy Club of South Australia and Broken Hill supports the families of those who have served and given their life or their health...
