‘If a door shuts, climb through the window’
NOTHING can slow Megan Mcloughlin down.
Not even becoming legally blind, being a double transplant recipient, being diagnosed with type two diabetes or suffering through...
Caravan Park targeted in suspicious blaze
BAROSSA Caravan Park in Lyndoch is believed to be the target of a deliberately lit fire, after a blaze gutted the residential property attached...
A resounding ‘no’ over Code Amendment proposal
DEBATE surrounding the Vadoulis Code Amendment spilled out in the Gawler Council chamber at last week’s ordinary meeting, as a slew of local residents...
Accident puts rail safety in spotlight
A COMMUNITY in shock over last week’s rail incident has weighed in on the safety of Gawler’s rail network with a resounding call to...
Gawler Anzac Day march returns
VETERANS and their families will march down Murray St for the first time in five years next month as Gawler’s Anzac Day march makes...
Turkish, Syrian communities rally after earthquake
THE world was turned upside down for the people of southeast Turkey and Syria last month when a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake took down...
Double arrest over wheelie bin murder
POLICE had a major breakthrough in the Geoffrey McLean murder case last week following the arrest of two people.
A 51-year-old northern suburbs man and...
Parkrun for Pride
NURIOOTPA Parkrun have shown their support for the LGBTQI+ community with a themed event recently.
On February 18 parkrun celebrated World Pride Day, with rainbows...
Santa will be back
WILLIAMSTOWN’S Santa Dash event will receive a financial boost after its organisers were announced a recipient under SA Water’s 2022-23 Reservoirs Partnership Program.
This year,...
Records smashed for Street Band
GAWLER’S Yellow Door Street Band kicked off its fundraising Tour of Gawler last Saturday, with a record crowd in attendance.
Performing at their usual spot...
Big smiles for new beginnings
THOUSANDS of youngsters traded preschool for primary school this year, as the 2026 school year marked the very first step of their learning journey.
Last...
