Kapunda pool committee to wind up after 65 years of service
FOR more than six decades, the Kapunda Swimming Pool has been managed by a committee of dedicated volunteers, but the time has come for...
Ancestors laid to rest
AN emotional community-led re- burial saw Kaurna Ancestors laid to rest at Wangayarta, the Kaurna memorial park at Smithfield last Tuesday.
The reburial saw young...
Adelaide Plains Business Group seeks committee members
IN an effort to strengthen the economic foundation of the region, the Adelaide Plains Business Group is inviting business owners and their teams to...
Thrills and spills at Barossa Rodeo
A MASSIVE crowd turned out for the Barossa Rodeo at Lyndoch on Saturday and those in attendance were treated to a thrilling day of...
Xavier keeps up SACE record
FOR the eighth year in a row, Xavier College is lauding the hard work of its 127 graduating Year 12 students who have kept...
Local service welcomes royal commission announcement
A GAWLER information and support service is welcoming the news that the State Government will establish a royal commission into domestic, family and sexual...
Trinity lauds high achievers
TRINITY College is celebrating the hard work of its 2023 Year 12 cohort following the release of this year’s South Australian Certificate of Education...
AoC change on the agenda
ENORMOUS support resides in the Barossa for the removal of Acknowledgement of Country, according to councillor Bruce Preece.
Cr Preece was set to put forward...
Community comment sought on play plans
TOWN of Gawler is calling on the community to help shape the future of local play spaces through a new strategy.
Community consultation on council’s...
Roundabout plans hold works on rough road
MOTORISTS travelling along Dalkeith Road could be in for a bumpy ride in 2024, with no major resurfacing works in the pipeline until late...
Pink back from the brink
GAWLER turned on the jets on Sunday to speed past the Mother's Day Classic team's $10,000 fundraising goal.
The event returned with a bang...
