Java journey comes to an end
ICONIC Gawler Café ‘The Java Hut’ has been put up for sale by the owners after serving the local com- munity for 20 years.
The...
Playford park to receive major upgrade
AN upgrade to Playford’s McGilp Recreation Park at One Tree Hill will see enhanced amenities to improve the athlete and spectator experience at the...
Girl guides look back on 100 years
CURRENT and past girl guides had the opportunity to catch up and reminisce at Gawler Girl Guides’ 100th anniversary celebrations on Sunday.
The day kicked...
Rotary ‘wiggles’ toward defibrillator program
ON Tuesday, July 23 2024, Rotary Club of Gawler president Anthony Barilla and board member Kathy Heinrich got in their big red car and...
Barossa youth given keys to drive future
YOUTH in the Barossa struggling to obtain their driver’s licence are set to receive more support through a State Government initiative.
Youth Barossa has secured...
SALA brings colour to Playford
THE WALLS of the Lyell McEwin Hospital have been transformed into a vibrant spectacle with an exhibition of community art as part of the...
Passion for painting
“FROM when I was very young, I discovered a passion for drawing,” local artist Arja Huscroft said.
“This led me to go to Norm’s art...
Ramping hits record high
NEW data has shown that South Australia endured its worst month to ramping in July, with the Lyell McEwin Hospital experiencing less stress compared...
Gawler couple celebrates 60 years of love
A LOCAL couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last week surrounded by friends and family.
David and Elizabeth (Betty) Thorpe officially chalked up the 60-...
Apology attempt turns sour
TENSIONS reached boiling point during the July 23 Town of Gawler meeting, with a former councillor openly criticising elected members after his request to...
Light’s red streak lives on
LABOR’S James Agness appears to have retained Light after a tight race against One Nation candidate Alex Banks.
Light had been a Labor safe...
