Rotary’s 3000th meeting
THE Gawler Rotary Club is set to celebrate its 3000th meeting next week, 65 years since it was first founded in the Gawler Institute.
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Interact club gets officially recognised
GAWLER & District College’s ‘Interact’ club has become just the third of its kind in the state to be recognised by Rotary International.
‘Interact’ is...
Dog park expansion approved
EXCITEMENT has set in for Barossa dog lovers as the Barossa Council approved extra funding to expand the northern dog park in Nuriootpa last...
Home costs could rise: Piccolo
MEMBER for Light Tony Piccolo has claimed increases to fees and charges included in last week’s State Budget could escalate the cost of building...
International tournament returns
THE Playford International tennis tournament will return later this year, with an increase in prize money set to feature.
To be held at the Playford...
The cup that stops in Playford
AUSTRALIAN horse racing’s most famous prize, the Melbourne Cup trophy, will make a stop at an Edinburgh North school as part of its world...
Mallala students take part in tree planting
MALLALA Primary School students travelled to Port Parham on Monday to participate in tree planting to support the conversation of coastal areas.
Through a grant...
Cooking up a piece of history
BOOK telling the story of how a highly successful Gawler cookbook raised money for charity and recorded 600 recipes from around the region has...
Jenny’s leading the way for OI
GAWLER grandmother Jenny Cowley will lead the way for South Australian Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) sufferers at a conference in Sydney this October.
OI or brittle...
Barossans share their thoughts on South Para
BAROSSSANS were invited to share their thoughts on the protection of water quality ahead of the opening of the Warren and South Para Reservoirs...
Green light for Barossa rideshare
THE State Government is set to remove restrictions on metropolitan rideshare this week, allowing services to operate statewide, providing a boost for the Barossa...
