First Australian female celebrant lives on through new Gawler award
A NEW award honouring Gawler's late Philippa Dean, the first woman to perform marriage ceremonies in Australia, will recognise the contributions of women throughout...
Veterans charity moves forward after thefts and tough year
THINGS are looking up for a Willaston charity designed to combat veteran suicide after two thefts and other challenges in 2025 left the charity...
North leads the way in historic housing deal
THE NORTH has found itself in the national spotlight this week after a visit from the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed a new...
Gawler goes without
GAWLER’S 2025 Young Citizen and Corporate Citizen were missing from the line-up at last week’s annual Australia Day Awards after council received no nominations...
Northern infrastructure among Hurn commitments as election nears
AN investment of $1.25 million into safety upgrades at Williamstown Whispering Wall is among the election promises Leader of the Opposition and Member for...
Gawler Makers Market honours founding member
THE late Paul Koch will be honoured at this month’s Gawler Makers Market following his passing last month.
This Sunday’s market will be dedicated...
New committee developing in Gawler
EXPRESSION of Interest are now open for Town of Gawler's answer to the now-abandoned Business Gawler model.
The change was made recently to effectively...
Tony takes to Clare to launch campaign
TONY Piccolo brought in the big guns last weekend as the longtime Labor member officially launched his campaign for the seat of Ngadjuri (Frome)...
Candidates tackle Highway hell
THE State Government is looking north for road infrastructure, committing $90 million to improve safety and efficiency on the Horrocks Highway if re-elected next...
Gawler gets silly
A NEW bargain store has come to Gawler, with a grand opening last week welcoming customers into the new site.
Silly Solly’s has opened...
















