Major boost for student wellbeing
A MAJOR investment into student wellbeing has been announced by the Federal Government, with $203m set to help young people in schools across the...
Smart City furore a ‘threat to local democracy’, says Mayor
GAWLER Mayor Karen Redman has dubbed Smart City protests at a recent Salisbury council meeting a “threat to local democracy”, but isn’t on “high...
Train derails in Two Wells
A FREIGHT train derailed in Two Wells on February 15, with several carriages coming off the track.
The operator said three carriages came off, with...
Back to where it all began
FOR young Jack Perry, where he first entered the world and where he has started his schooling journey are one and the same.
Mum Alicia...
Women behind the camera
THE celebration of Women behind the camera is coming to Gawler Fringe this week ,with SAGA’s Women’s International Film Festival (WIFF).
The small grassroots film...
Congestion fears
NEARLY 250 new ‘affordable’ homes will be built in the Playford Council area as part of the first tranche of State Government’s Housing Australia...
Local music scene ‘wakes up’ to indie pop
CHLOE Seabrook is the 16-year-old indie pop star making waves in the local scene.
Known to the music world as Chloe Veronica, the young artist...
Celebrations for a Gawler institution
IT has experienced two World Wars, a global pandemic and a relocation away from its spiritual home.
But the Gawler Club has survived everything that...
Gayle extends the Olive Branch
THE Civic Centre’s cafe space will be vacant no more, at least in the short term, after a tenant was secured last week.
Prominent local...
Local renters set for bid ban relief
TENANTS can breathe a sigh of relief, as ‘rent bidding’ – where renters are encouraged to offer above the asking price – is set...
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...
