Local author to host writing workshop
Brendan Simpkins
LOCAL author Jordan Hawkey will be hosting a creative writing workshop in the Gawler Civic Centre later this month for young, aspiring writers.
This...
Fire fright on New Year’s Eve
Police are investigating a fire at Uleybury, which was started by a car driving through a paddock on New Year’s Eve.
Just before 7pm on...
Silly season spend a boost to SA tourism
SOUTH Australia’s tourism industry was expected to be boosted by a $107 million over the Christmas break as people flock to local holiday hot...
Barabba Road a concern for resident
Brendan Simpkins
FOR over 20 years, Mallala’s Hillary Stones has been campaigning Adelaide Plains Council to upgrade Barabba Road to no avail.
A heavy vehicle detour...
Future-shaping plan adopted by Council
Brendan Simpkins
GAWLER Council has adopted its Community Plan 2030+ following a second round of community consultation.
At its final council meeting of 2020, which took...
The perfect start to 2021
BRITTANY Hicks and Johnny Barbis are smitten with their new little baby boy Jordan Scott, who had the honour of being Gawler Hospital’s first...
Police praise New Year’s Eve behaviour
Brendan Simpkins
GAWLER police have praised the behaviour of locals over New Year’s Eve with no major incidents occurring.
Police attended a number of private premises...
Childcare centre edges closer for Freeling
PROGRESS is being made towards the establishment of a new child care centre at Freeling, with detailed plans going out for community notification over...
Local pubs enjoy a merry festive season
BUSINESS was booming for the local pubs on Murray Street over the Christmas period, with The Southern Hotel reporting a busier-than-usual New Year’s Eve...
Springwood welcomes first business
X-CONVENIENCE has opened a new location on the corner of Calton Road and Gawler East Link Road, making it the first commercial tenant to...
‘Life changing’ reforms allow GPs to diagnose ADHD
A GAWLER mental health general practitioner (GP) said the reforms allowing GPs to diagnose attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) could be "life changing" as many...
