Trotting HQ moves to Gawler
THE controlling body of harness racing in South Australia has relocated its office to Gawler.
Harness Racing South Australia acting chief executive Dean Elliott said...
Black Dog riders ready to rumble
NORTHERN Adelaide’s Black Dog Ride is back for its second instalment after a successful debut last year.
In March last year, more than 140 riders...
Anniversary run proves Piccolo’s got heart
MEMBER for Light Tony Piccolo said he was trying not to “sweat the small stuff” almost exactly a year after suffering a heart attack...
Light is on: Libs can ‘make dent’
THE Liberal Party’s candidate for Light this week declared he was hopeful he could close the gap on Labor’s Tony Piccolo as the state...
Women vow to ‘break the bias’
WOMEN and men gathered at Nixon Function Centre on Tuesday morning (March 8) to help “break the bias” at the Gawler International Women’s Day...
60,000 trees to green region
PLAYFORD Council plans to plant 60,000 trees in a move to green its suburbs, raising its tree canopy percentage from 15 to 20per cent...
$4.5m roundabout warmly welcomed
IMPROVING safety for motorists at a notorious Angle Vale is front of mind in an announcement made by the State Government this week.
On Tuesday,...
‘Chance to rebuild’ Indigenous lives
PLAYFORD Council and Marni Waiendi have unveiled the May Graham-Turner Aboriginal Education Scholarship, the first annual education scholarship of $1000 for local Aboriginal and...
Isaac is here to help students to reconnect
GAWLER’S Isaac Solomon hopes to help students to reconnect on campus during his stint as president of University of South Australia’s Student Association (USASA).
Elected...
Emerauld socks it to us
UP-and-coming indie rock artist and Gawler girl Emilie Suter is celebrating the release of her latest single Odd Socks.
The 16-year-old, who goes by Emerauld...











