Tools down for Gawler hardware mainstay
A MUCH-loved power tool supply store in Gawler South is set to shut up shop by the end of the month after almost 30...
Not in our town: Gawler leaders call out racism amid Neo-Nazi sticker bombing
GAWLER’S prominent community leaders have denounced the distribution of far-right propaganda throughout town.
During the last week, leaflets have been left in letterboxes which promote...
Cyber safety advocate warns local kids of TikTok, Snapchat and Discord dangers
CHILDREN under 13 are not permitted on sites such as TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram, but many parents are not just allowing, but helping...
All eyes in the sky for spectacular Barossa airshow
PILOTS and aircraft, young and old, kept the crowd entertained at the Barossa Airshow on Sunday.
The Rowland Flat airfield was filled with up to...
Community leaders call to change perception of homelessness after tragedy
THE GAWLER community was left in shock last week when news of the alleged murder of Steven Murphy was described as a “cold blooded...
Gawler’s History Festival program revealed
GAWLER is well prepared for South Australia’s History Festival, with the release of the town’s jam-packed brochure which includes 24 events, workshops and tours...
Work starts on Heaslip Rd upgrade
RESIDENTS have breathed a sigh of relief this week as work commences on the upgrade of unstable and ‘ditch-filled’ paths along Heaslip Rd.
The upgrade...
Smoked out: SA’s vaping crackdown divides opinion
THE State Government is set to crackdown on smoking and vaping in a range of public outdoor places, as part of a tough strategy...
Attracted to the City of Churches
By John Clarke
FOR a European trained master stonemason with a wish to travel, a state capital known as the City of Churches must have...
Beware when searching for a rental
SCAMMERS are becoming smarter these days, robbing innocent families, parents, grandparents and hardworking members of society of their hard-earnt cash.
Australians started the year having...
