Council encourages ‘pride in community’ with graffiti removal
TOWN of Gawler is encouraging community members to refrain from defacing properties around the town in the wake of offensive graffiti showing up near...
New home for Gawler ambos one step closer
THE brand-new home for Gawler’s ambulance crews has reached another milestone, with the proposed new $8 million station at Willaston in the last stages...
Gawler MAP’s winter winner
BRIGHT sunshine lit the clear, blue winter’s sky on Sunday, June 2, for the winter original music, art and poetry (MAP) event.
The edition was...
Medicare award nominations still open
NOMINATIONS for the Stronger Medicare Awards are rolling in and will be open until the end of this month.
The Albanese Government initiative provides an...
Wintering in the garden
WINTER should be one of the busiest times of the year in the garden despite the cold and wet weather, according to long-time gardener...
‘Donut’ ruin the fun
A GAWLER not-for-profit branch celebrated International Donut Day with a fun morning tea which gave members the chance to decorate their own donuts.
On Friday,...
Red Cross returns
THE Red Cross is on its way back to Gawler to give locals the chance to make a real difference.
A pop-up blood donor centre...
History exhibition a success
A PAIR of Roseworthy exhibitions highlighting the region’s history have been hailed as a “triumph” following a busy History Month.
On Saturday, May 18 and...
Playford take safety strides for students
STUDENTS of Elizabeth Grove Primary School were excited to try out the newly installed emu crossing last week.
The students will now have a safe...
Nominations open for Barossa Young Ambassador program
AS the Barossa Vintage Festival approaches, a call is going out for the Barossa’s next young ambassadors to step up.
The festival returns in April...
Hurn holds on to Schubert
THE SA Liberal Party leader Ashton Hurn has retained the seat of Schubert despite the party’s lower house seats reducing to single digits at...
