Get ready to race in Barossa’s adventure playground
ADVENTURE seekers will roar once more with the return of an award-winning triathlon event in the Barossa.
The Reservoir Outdoor Adventure Race, or ROAR, is...
Call for Gawler park-and-ride
MAYORAL aspirant Ian Tooley has pledged to investigate parking and transport issues in Gawler, if his bid for the top job is successful.
And at...
Backing for Kapunda mine research
SOUTH Australian mining company OZ Minerals was in Kapunda on Thursday, on the back of its new funding partnership with EnviroCopper.
In August, OZ Minerals...
Farmers receive more firefighting equipment
THE Barossa has become one of 45 council areas in the state where 10 or more farmers will receive grants to purchase essential firefighting...
Transportable homes to boost supply?
THE Barossa could see an influx of contemporary, modular homes transported into the region for those struggling to put a roof over their head.
The...
Meet the makers at Gawler market
LOCALS have can meet the ‘best makers, bakers and growers’ of Gawler and surrounds this Sunday – and take home what they have to...
Kalbeeba teen shoots for the moon
SPACE may be the final frontier, but not for Kalbeeba’s Edward Robinson.
The 19-year-old has deferred his studies at the University of South Australia for...
From grapes, trees grow: Winery funds charity’s work
LOCALS can now help to restore forests and assist those in need by enjoying a Barossa icon, wine.
Atze’s Corner Wines, located in the Barossa...
Colour Explosion raises funds for playground
IT was a colourful end to the third school term for Gawler Primary School students on Friday.
School community members were treated to a Colour...
Love for Two Wells runs deep
FOR Two Wells locals it might be obvious the main street has been getting busier, but numbers show the town is in the midst...
Last orders brew as QTO calls time on Gawler grind
IT is the end of the daily grind for family-owned Gawler cafe QTO, as the beloved community spot prepares to pour its very last...
