Barossa tourism on the up
THE Barossa has contributed to a record high tourism expenditure in South Australia, of $7.8 billion, over the past year.
New data released for the...
Gawler Council’s ‘toxic’ chamber
SARA GILLIGAN
LOCAL councillor Diane Fraser has criticised the “toxic” environment of Gawler Council and demanded more respectful behaviour from elected members.
During December’s general meeting,...
Incredible wood sculpture takes pride of place
A FRIENDLY new face was waiting to greet new and returning Trinity College students on Tuesday.
Weighing in at 2.4 tonne and standing almost three...
Willo’s Men’s Shed helping KI wildlife
VOLUNTEERS of the Willo’s Men’s Shed have done their part to support the rehabilitation of Kangaroo Island after devastating bushfires ravaged the region earlier...
Hudson’s art a fire fundraiser
A LOCAL six-year-old has come up with a fun and creative way to help those affected by recent bushfires.
Willaston’s Hudson Wood has been commissioned...
A special thanks to Mr Martin
LYNN Martin has been an inspirational leader of Xavier College and the wider community for 16 years and will be recognised as such, this...
Not too cool for school
SARA GILLIGAN
NEXT week significant transitions will occur when local children start school for the first time or move from primary school to high school.
While...
Making the best of the bad
ARJ GANESAN
MUNNO Para resident Graham Johnson was diagnosed with terminal motor neuron disease (MND) in 2019, and has begun a new campaign to raise...
CFS veteran calls for drastic overhaul to halt fires
A LOCAL Country Fire Service (CFS) volunteer with 60 years-experience on the bushfire front line wants a major overhaul of tree planting in the...
Emma’s cut for a cause
A LOCAL primary school girl has turned a tough time for her family into something positive, cutting off her long hair to create wigs...