Bumper crowds revved up for Expo fun
PERFECT autumn weather helped bolster the crowds at the inaugural Light Regional Farm and 4x4 Expo at Freeling on Friday and Saturday.
Hundreds of people...
Arts festival celebrates colour, creativity
THE Barossa Valley is about to host a month-long arts festival, featuring workshops, live art, events and exhibitions.
Partnering with regional businesses such as winery...
Women’s shed into the Lion’s den
THE state’s only shed for women in need – which nearly had to shut its doors – is settling nicely into its new home...
$3.1m recreation facilities launched
NEW clubrooms, change rooms and a multi-use oval have been officially opened at Angaston.
The $3.1 million Angas Recreation Park redevelopment marks another milestone in...
The burgers are better at Angle Vale
A FAST-food outlet will be built as part of a proposed expansion of the Angle Vale Shopping Centre.
Plans have been lodged with Playford Council...
Bat rescuers shoot down myths
THE Gawler region is lucky enough to be among many Adelaide areas that are home to a healthy colony of grey-headed flying foxes.
The creatures...
Champion’s leap of faith pays off with new role
NICK Champion’s decision to leave Canberra for a tilt at state politics has paid off after being sworn in to Premier Peter Malinauskas’s new...
Faith trio in 2022 SACE Art Show
THREE Faith Lutheran College students have had their art chosen for this year’s 2022 SACE Art Show, now open at Adelaide College of the...
Frankie marks 40 years of serving
GAWLER Meals on Wheels has celebrated one of its longest-serving volunteers, Frankie Bills.
Mrs Bills has clocked up more than 40 years with the local...
Gallery finds a new home
THE Gawler Community Gallery has been given its new home at the revitalised Visitor and Information Centre on Lyndoch Road following a Covid-19-affected hiatus.
On Monday, Gawler Council officials, politicians and...













