Cutting-edge technology keeps historic bridge safe
NON-invasive pipe relining technology has successfully been used to repair a pipe under a piece of Gawler's history, fixing a leak under the Gawler...
Letters to the Editor
Looking local
Congratulations to Ari Vadoulis on opening his new business Vadoulis Indoor Plants.
However, can someone please explain to me why he is not permitted...
Local duo arrives at Boril Olds & Partners
Jorgia Launer
Jorgia Launer, a proud Two Wells resident, has recently taken her first professional steps into the legal industry.
In a career move that reflects...
One Tree Hill sees new era for local sport
A MAJOR upgrade of McGilp Recreation Park at One Tree Hill has been completed, featuring new modern, inclusive facilities that better support players, clubs...
Double Dog delight
A PAIR of midweek matches brought out the best in the Central District Football Club juniors, with the under 18s and under 16s both...
Onto the next
THE arrival of Mother's Day over the weekend was important for a number of reason, but outside of the obvious it was a not-so-gentle...
The queen of Gawler
FROM a humble regional upbringing in Gawler, everything changed for Kane Jansen when he discovered the world of drag and queen Kane Enable was...
Calls for road safety
THE South Australian Government is using National Road Safety Week to call for people to be safer roads after 29 lives have already been...
Gawler turns blue for Dolly
GAWLER turned blue last week to spread awareness and take a stand against bullying.
Do It For Dolly Day is an annual date to...
Opinion – How can you tell someone’s age by just looking? SA’s school zone...
IN South Australia, school zones are meant to keep children safe.
That’s why the speed limit drops to 25km/h when children are present. But...
Morning tea with a purpose
MORE than 300 people took to the Gawler Barossa Jockey Club on Thursday morning to raise funds for cancer research as Gawler Cancer...
