Councillor backs Bunyip reopening
A LOCAL councillor has backed the reopening of Gawler’s Bunyip newspaper by calling on all tiers of government to recognise the importance of local...
Schools adapt to changes
WHILE officially remaining open, local schools are moving fast to support the containment of COVID-19 and to do their best by students and staff.
In...
Exchange students to remain in situ
EXCHANGE students hosted by local Rotary groups will be remaining with their host families for the foreseeable future.
Gawler & District College student Renee Chamberlain...
Key stakeholders unite on COVID-19 response
BAROSSA’S key government and industry stakeholders are working together to address the imminent and long-term impacts of the COVID-19 virus.
On Friday, representatives from Barossa,...
‘We will survive’
A LOCAL travel agent is doing all it can to survive the COVID-19 pandemic.
Like other industries and businesses, Gawler’s Phil Hoffmann Travel (PHT) is...
Business support during pandemic
THE Gawler Business Development Group (GBDG) yesterday circulated a 10-page crisis information package to assist local businesses during the COVID-19 crisis.
GBDG executive officer Caren...
Works to start on Kroemer’s Crossing
MAJOR construction works on the $6 million Kroemer’s Crossing Roundabout Project, just north of Tanunda, began on Monday.
The project aims to improve safety for...
Gawler Council debt to jump in next budget
GAWLER Council’s debt could rise by $3 million next financial year to more than $22 million, according to its 2020-21 draft budget and annual...
History festival axing ‘the right call’
A LOCAL volunteer says the cancellation of South Australia’s History Festival for 2020 is “the right approach”, despite the hit to Gawler’s tourism.
Graham Tucker,...
From 604 to 150: Council prepares heritage DPA
UP to 150 of Gawler’s 604 contributory heritage items could become local heritage items, a $200,000 investigation has concluded.
Gawler councillors were presented with a...