Gawler artists capture the colours of flinders rangers
THIS year’s art retreat for the Gawler Art Society saw members trekking around the jagged ravines, cycling along the Southern Flinders Rail Trail and...
Chaplain brings ‘different flavour’ to Gawler police
A GAWLER chaplain is trying to make the world a better place for people on the front line through his volunteer role at the...
Local push to revive Kapunda Celtic Festival
A POPULAR festival could return Kapunda thanks to a push from a local committee.
The Kapunda Celtic Festival was one of Australia’s longest running Celtic...
Southern Barossa is taking care of business
LOCAL businesses were celebrated at the inaugural Southern Barossa Business Awards last week, with 10 businesses across a range of categories recognised for their...
Show of strength
KAPUNDA Community Gallery is preparing for its next exhibition ‘Rural Strength’ set to feature a number of talented artists from June 5 until July...
Plains chief to sleep rough for a good cause
ADELAIDE Plains Council chief executive James Miller is preparing to throw away the comfort of his home for one night as part of the...
Gawler’s retro revival
A COLOUFRUL collection of vintage fashion and accessories has made its way to Gawler with the newly reopened Hoopla Vintage.
Owned and run solely by...
Playford welcomes new citizens
CITY of Playford has welcomed 74 new Australians into the ever-growing city at a citizenship ceremony held last month.
Marking the 75th anniversary of Australian...
Community projects show improved police efficiency
COMMUNITY outreach initiatives are reportedly boosting police efficiencies in Gawler, with a reduction in incidents across two key areas freeing up time for officers...
Pair of councils supports Dalkeith boundary change
TOWN of Gawler will partner with the neighbouring City of Playford to advocate for boundary reform as both councils look to better manage a...
