Church finally benefits from grant
MCKENZIE THOMPSON
GAWLER Uniting Church recently installed a new playground and community gardening area, thanks to funding via the now defunct Fund My Neighbourhood program.
The...
Girl Guides ready for biscuit drive
MCKENZIE THOMPSON
GAWLER Girl Guides will participate in their muchloved annual biscuit drive fundraiser this Saturday.
The girls will set up stalls at Gawler Bunnings and...
Ramsey, Pasin re-elected following big swings
LIBERALS Rowan Ramsey and Tony Pasin have been returned to the seats of Grey and Barker, respectively, after both received big swings towards them...
NAPLAN testing goes online at Blakeview
MCKENZIE THOMPSON
BLAKEVIEW Primary School years three, five and seven students have officially begun their annual National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) online testing...
Golf club’s hotel vision gains industry support
ONE of the region’s biggest advocates of tourism and economic enhancement has thrown its support behind the $38 million resort hotel slated to be...
Peta returns from learning tour
MCKENZIE THOMPSON
GAWLER & District College junior school teacher Peta Tooley has returned from a week-long study tour in Italy, where she expanded her understanding...
NAWMA’s ‘visionary’ Uleybury site lauded
THE Northern Adelaide Waste Management Authority (NAWMA) has advanced its reputation as a world leader in waste reduction and recycling after receiving a prestigious...
Security upgrades coming
SECURITY at two popular local parks is set to be improved by the end of June, according to Gawler Council.
The installation of better lighting...
Farm biosecurity in the spotlight
HORTICULTURE farmers in the Adelaide Plains are being urged by the State Government to make biosecurity a priority on their properties.
Primary industries minister Tim...
Blokes band together
LIVING in a small town, Wasleys resident Tom Laintoll felt isolated when dealing with the loss of his wife of more than 40 years.
The...