Mushrooms grow in former lion’s den
ELIZABETH is set to become the exotic mushroom capital of Australia after the former Holden site was named as the next mushroom farm and...
Anglers wanted for recreational fishing
SA WATER has announced a new stock of 200,000 native fish to be stocked through five reservoirs over this year.
The reservoirs include South Para...
Festival discussions bring back memories
By Brian Burt
THE first Gawler Rotary Street Festival was held in 1997 and was well attended.
Planning for the 1998 Festival commenced early in the...
Healthy Food that won’t break the bank
THE Playford community can now access healthy nutritious food without burning a hole in their pockets.
The Precinct is one of Playford Council’s most ambitious...
Citizens honoured at Plains ceremony
ADELAIDE Plains Council honoured its finest citizens at its official Australia Day ceremony at the Mallala Football Club last Thursday.
With a breakfast provided by...
A step forward for Gawler Greenway
A REPORT was presented to Playford council last week to seek approval to construct the next section of the Gawler Greenway.
The Greenway is a...
Table Top turns six
THE place where ‘games live’, Table Top Warfare (TTW) celebrated its sixth birthday last week.
The small, local and family owned business has become the...
Barossa showcase thrills local exports
LOCAL Barossa Valley products Jarrod Schiller and Jez McLennan are thrilled with the opportunity to play in their home region when Central District battles...
Barossa unites on Australia Day
KICKING off bright and early at 8am, Australia Day in the Barossa looked like happy faces of all ages, smelt like cooking bacon and...
Kapunda comes together
LIGHT Regional Council held their 2023 Australia Day event at Dutton Park, Kapunda last week, welcoming back guests to the event after a closed...
Porch pirates strike the north
FRUSTRATED northerners are taking to social media in great numbers to report a wave of shameless parcel theft.
Social media posts made to the...
