Exploring ‘Gawler’s Phony History’
THE Gawler History Team enjoyed a guest speech from Martin Walker on ‘Gawler’s Phony History’ at its meeting earlier this month.
It was a follow-on...
Fremont dog park on track
Furry friends and their paw-rents are set for a new dog park as part of Fremont Park’s stage three upgrade, which is already underway.
Pooches of...
Delivering meals on wheels and more
THE Kapunda Eudunda Meals on Wheels Branch has continued to function at a high level despite the challenges of Covid-19, chairperson Megan McWaters has...
German speakers talk the pleasure of language
THE Barossa German Language Association is advocating bilingual teaching in the region, and the latest meeting of its speaking group explored what a pleasure...
Marsh sets sights on re-election
PLAYFORD Councillor Clint Marsh says that the best interests of the community need to be front of mind for nominees ahead of November’s council...
Rent-a-rack making fashion sustainable
AFTER moving from Helsinki to Adelaide, Kati Wilson wanted to bring sustainable fashion with her.
Now she’s set up shop in the former Hudsons Coffee...
Charity keeps at-risk kids under cover
STUDIO accommodation has been set up in local backyards to help prevent youth homelessness due to family tension.
The State Government has given the Kids...
Gawler artist wins international award
By Imogen Evans
GAWLER felting artist Dr Jelina Haines has been named winner of the 2022 Association for Information Science Technology (Asis&T) ProQuest Doctoral Dissertation...
Stepping up to represent Gawler Show
GAWLER’S latest rural ambassadors bring with them a passion for supporting the farming industry and a desire to see more animals back at the...
Local electricians among SA’s best
By Imogen Evans
LOCAL family business GESA Electrical has brought home four titles from the 2022 Master Electricians State Excellence Awards celebrating SA’s best in...
Preece dispute escalates to tribunal
CONTROVERSY surrounding outspoken Barossa councillor Bruce Preece has now been referred to the SA Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
In last month’s council meeting, the...
