Technologies shared with partners
EVERY year the Australian Defence Force (ADF) hosts foreign military officials from the Service Attachés and Advisors’ Group (SAAG) on a 10-day Long Tour...
Cancer Council encourages bowel screening
CANCER Council SA is encouraging residents to take advantage of free bowel cancer screening tests on the back of Federal Government funding.
Residents aged between...
Playford Rotarians come together
THE Rotary Club of Playford held its annual changeover at Central Districts Football Club in Elizabeth on June 19.
Steve McLachan of the Rotary Club...
All-male choir ‘lieds’ Gawler performance
THE Tanunda Liedertafel received a sound reception when it returned to Gawler for its second performance in as many years.
On Sunday, July 7, the...
Amplifii Festival hits the right notes
THE first ever round of the Autism Works in the Community grants program will see one Playford festival benefit greatly.
The new grant program champions...
Playford feeling the green and gold
A PIECE of the Paris Olympic Games is coming to City of Playford, with council hosting a sports masterclass featuring former Olympic athletes.
The class...
New leadership at Rotary Gawler Light
ROTARY Club of Gawler Light is ready for the year ahead following its recent handover and a change in leadership.
Gawler Light past president Darryl...
Kapunda well in the race
KAPUNDA is once again in the spotlight after it was named as one of the top 10 towns in the running for the South...
Crossing upgrade for Playford school
PLAYFORD College students will now have a safer passage to and from school, with the wait for a new pedestrian crossing to be installed...
Speed sign stoush
AN UNAUTHORISED speed limit change sparked confusion after 80km/h signs appeared on Schomburgk Drive on Sunday, July 7.
Around 12.30pm on Sunday, Town of Gawler...
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...
