Pedestrian refuge back on the cards
A PREVIOUSLY shelved pitch seeking to install a pedestrian refuge at the intersection of Twelfth and Fifteenth Streets has returned, with the Department for...
History Fair returns
THE Barossa History Fair is set to return for another year of guest speakers, exhibitions, traditional crafts and a wide range of historic activities...
Ashton Hurn ready to welcome first child
MEMBER for Schubert Ashton Hurn is preparing to go on maternity leave, with Opposition leader David Speirs to take on the role of Acting...
Light horse tribute for Anzac Day
THE Barossa Light Horse Historical Association will once again be part of Gawler’s Anzac Day commemorations, in what is a big “honour” for the...
Unveiling secrets in exhibition
THE RICH history that lies beneath the surface will be on display in an upcoming exhibition showcasing the basements of Gawler.
Photographer Daniel Down has...
Roseworthy campus officially open
IN the year that Trinity College is celebrating 40 years of operation, on Thursday, April 4, current and former staff, students, families, old scholars,...
Barossa blooms with artist’s Back to Nature workshop
THIS year’s Barossa Arts Festival is bringing visitors “Back to Nature” with Adelaide-based acrylic artist Greer Tappert’s latest workshop.
The workshop will walk the all-ability-artists...
Scholarships available at Barossa TAFE campus
STUDENTS have the opportunity to kickstart their careers in hospitality, tourism and events management through five TAFE SA Destination Australia scholarships worth $45,000 each...
Council seeks community comment
TOWN of Gawler is encouraging residents to have their say on the town’s future activation.
Council has opened its Gawler Activation Strategy survey to the...
Students get a taste of healthcare industry
YEAR 12 students from Parafield Gardens High School are joining forces with clinicians at Lyell McEwin Hospital as part of a pilot program aimed...
