Council keeps quiet on Elizabeth plans
DEVELOPMENT and construction firm Pelligra Group and Playford Council are considering potential investment opportunities in the Elizabeth CBD which could include a new sports...
Shoppers become super fundraisers
SHOPPERS at Coles in Gawler have dug deep to help grant the wishes of sick kids.
They have raised $1400 in total for Make-A-Wish Australia...
Garden club enters Food Forest
CHANCES are you’ve heard of permaculture but have you seen it in practice? Williamstown Garden Club members had the chance to do exactly that...
Locals achieve tree-mendous work
A GROUP of local volunteers hopes to see rejuvenation of the South Para River’s eco system after planting 250 native tree saplings along its...
Gawler line nears completion
ELECTRIFICATION of the Gawler rail line is “edging closer”, according to the state’s transport minister.
In the past week, practice runs have been conducted as...
Alleged golf course vandals turn themselves in
YOUNG people allegedly caught on camera destroying a course at the Playford Lakes Golf Club have handed themselves to police.
Police will allege that about...
Kapunda seeks young fifiries
RIDING a fire truck and learning to use a hose are some of the fun reasons to become a Country Fire Service cadet.
But there’s...
Families caught in ‘childcare desert’
AT one time, Renee Perry was driving more than 200km daily, three times a week, to get her kids to childcare and school then...
First female reverend rejects ‘boys’ club’
SAINT George’s Anglican Church has welcomed its first female reverend and she has high hopes the “boys’ club” within the church is not far...
Labor gains: Matt Burnell takes hold of Spence
LABOR’S Matt Burnell has kept Spence red after an exhaustive, nine-month campaign paid dividends on Saturday night.
And with a raft of issues plaguing the...
PACE Festival back for 2026
THE northern celebration of all things local art is set to return this year off the back of a successful inaugural year under its...
