Future Link Rd speed change not ruled out
GAWLER Council has left the door open for a future increase to the speed limit on the Gawler East Link Rd as discussions on...
Experience the communication of yesteryear
TODAY communication is always within arm’s reach.
But it wasn’t so long ago the household shared – or fought over – the single rotary dial...
Council to find digital wayfinders a way out
GAWLER’s trouble-plagued wayfinders could soon be on their way out of town, after Councillor Cody Davies moved a motion at last week’s ordinary council...
Meeting called for Edith St traffic concerns
AFTER 20 years of inaction to combat speeding and the high volumes of traffic on Edith, Short and Blanche Streets, a council-led meeting will...
Local librarian remembered forever
AFTER the passing of their mum six years ago, Kathrine Biddell and her siblings created a Street Library to remember Joann Rose, as she...
Gawler South’s Magic Book Library repurposed from bar fridge leaves locals spellbound
GAWLER South neighbours, avid readers and teachers within the community are living the Australian dream, having created a hub for the community to share...
Edwards Crossing writers to visit Gawler
BY MARTIN JOHNSON OAM
FOLLOWING last month’s well received issue of W.A.M. , I am pleased to say the Murray Bridge-based Edwards Crossing Writers Group...
Playford market and winery unite forces
A POPULAR community market has announced an exciting new event bringing together local businesses and Playford’s wine industry.
The Sunday Blakes Crossing Markets have joined...
New hospital edges closer, as development application lodged
PLANS for the new Calvary hospital, forming part of the much-hyped multimillion dollar Playford Health Hub, have been released for public notification.
The hospital is...
Anthea Piszczuk comes to Gawler’s Art Society
THE Gawler Art Society was pleased to welcome local artist Anthea Piszczuk last month to showcase her latest skills with the group.
Anthea, who also...
Led Zeppelin, the Dees and the ‘pride of a roaring lion’
MIDWAY through February then-candidate for Light James Agness penned a letter to the editor entitled "Why I'm running", in which he impressed on constituents...
