Doctor Bill Gransbury, Citizen of the Year
ANGASTON’S Bill Gransbury has been chosen as Barossa’s Citizen of the Year, as a passionate advocate for community health and the wellbeing of others.
Dr...
Jack of all trades
Brendan Simpkins
TWO Wells’ Jack Harris has attended more than 200 call-outs since he joined his local Country Fire Service brigade as an 11-year-old cadet.
Now...
Our newest citizens
Brendan Simpkins
ELLIOT Vaughan and Kerry Dunk are a long way from Northampton in England’s East Midlands, yet they feel at home.
On Australia Day, the...
Town art a winning project
THE Kapunda Mural Town project has been turning heads (for all the right reasons) ever since the first pieces of art were unveiled in...
Poppy Brady, Young Citizen of the Year
SIXTEEN-year-old Poppy Brady has been named as Light Regional Council’s Young Citizen of the Year for her kind and inclusive nature, and level of...
Silver screenings see cinema’s top gong
Brendan Simpkins
THEY say behind every great man is a great woman.
That phrase rings especially true for Gawler Cinema’s John Thorpe, who praised the work...
Final link in freight route detour
CONSTRUCTION is soon to start on the $3.8 million upgrade to Kapunda’s East Terrace.
The upgrade will apply between the Thiele Highway and Perry Road...
Pastor retires after 35 years of service
GAWLER’S Geoff Havelberg can still recall the church service that set him on the path to becoming a pastor, more than 35 years ago.
While...
Essex Park plan consultation opens
Brendan Simpkins
COMMUNITY consultation has commenced on Gawler Council’s draft Essex Park and Gawler Showgrounds Regional Sporting Precinct Master Plan.
Adelaide-based JPE Design Studio and insideEDGE...