Walk in orange on Saturday
GAWLER will be awash with orange on Saturday as the town’s 16 Days of Activism campaign to fight the scourge of domestic violence (DV)...
Farewell to true Gawler icon
WHERE do you start to celebrate the life of Pat Harbison OAM?
I have been a long-term admirer of this important local woman who demonstrated...
Catholic schools merge
GAWLER’S two Catholic schools are about to become one with the announcement last week that St Brigid’s Catholic School will become a campus of...
Hampers full of Xmas spirit
CHARITABLE community organisation UCare Gawler is busy ensuring as many people as possible have a joyful Christmas this year.
The team is once again working...
Support for tennis courts
MORE than 160 people have signed a petition calling for Gawler Council to investigate retaining two tennis courts in Church Hill as open space.
The...
Christmas celebration again at Lyndoch Oval
AFTER a year off in 2020, the Lyndoch community is excited to celebrate the festive season with the return of the iconic Lyndoch Christmas...
Did we need 2020, asks Tegan
FORMER Gawler author Tegan Tiss confronts head on the challenges of last year in her new self-help book 2020: Why We Needed It.
She answers...
Ex-teacher is fondly remembered
FORMER Gawler High School teacher Shirley O’Dea – mother of Olympic marathon silver medallist Lisa Ondieki – has been remembered by the Gawler community...
New facilities at St Jakobi
THE St Jakobi Lutheran Campus community will benefit from a Federal Government grant to be put towards its building redevelopment project.
Federal Member for Barker...
Knoll says goodbye to politics
MEMBER for Schubert Stephan Knoll has delivered a farewell speech, following an almost eight-year career in politics.
Addressing State Parliament on Wednesday, Mr Knoll (pictured)...
Emerauld cranks the volume on a new era
GAWLER icon Emerauld is back and louder than ever with their latest single What I Want already making waves in the local music scene....
