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THE presiding member of Gawler Council’s Assessment Panel (CAP) has resigned in the fallout from the failed heritage panel bid. Dr Michael Llewellyn-Smith last week handed in his resignation...

INSTALLING “road cushions” and realigning intersections have been identified as potential measures to combat rat-running in Gawler East. Gawler Council engaged traffic consultants MFY to undertake a study of vehicle...

TWO students from Trinity College Gawler are excited join in Saturday’s Gawler Relay for Life, eager to raise money for a good cause – cancer awareness and prevention. Senior...

THE quality of roads, kerbs and footpaths in the Playford area will – for the first time – be mapped by vans and quad...

A DAVOREN Park couple who allowed their two Siberian huskies to starve, one of them to death, were sentenced to a five-month and 12-day...

THE story of Tommy the elephant has become legendary in the northern suburbs since the 1850s. The giant Indian-born creature, first known as Jumbo, was...

TWO regional aged-care providers have formally announced a merger. Hamley Bridge Aged Care and Balaklava Mill Court Homes have voted overwhelmingly to amalgamate the two...

GAWLER replaced the ring of early-morning alarms with the loud rumble of engines on Sunday morning, as a host of motorcyclists took off from...

THE latest well-attended community meeting to bring a supermarket, likely a Foodland, to Williamstown was held late last month. More than 50 people were at...

THIS could be the year Gawler surpasses the $100,000 mark for money raised through its Mother’s Day Classic event. The Gawler Mother’s Day Classic will...