Playford to continue live streaming post-pandemic
PLAYFORD Council will continue live streaming its meetings after the COVID-19 pandemic is over, after a majority of elected members back-flipped on the issue.
At...
New life for Gawler’s house on the hill
FROM the moment they first stepped inside Gawler’s ‘Winstowe’ mansion, David and Dianne Kassebaum knew they had found a home.
The couple bought the prominent...
Support Callum’s cancer journey
WHEN Stuart Walton found out his good friend Luke Pugh’s three-year-old son was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, he said all he...
Long-serving Rotarians awarded
WITH high-profile speakers and increased member confidence with the technology, participation in Gawler Rotary’s weekly Zoom meetings has remained high and the club has...
To the rescue!: Animal lovers continue saving wildlife
WHILE the Barossa was locked down during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of Lyndoch animal lovers were working hard to ensure...
Councillor’s road deed schedule push
A PLAYFORD councillor is pushing for a number of controversial infrastructure agreements for the Angle Vale area to be brought forward as its population...
Wasleys’ wastewater system blocked
WASLEYS won’t be receiving a Community Wastewater Management System (CWMS) anytime soon, after a feasibility study concluded one is not needed.
The study, carried out...
Car club plans rubber stamped
GAWLER Council has rubber stamped plans for a new community group hub at Willaston, which would see the Gawler Veteran, Vintage and Classic Vehicle...
‘Death knell’ – Residents, businesses, slam Two Wells upgrade designs
A PROPOSED median strip for Two Wells’ main street has been slammed by local business owners, who believe it could jeopardise their customer base.
Adelaide...
Edinburgh North roundabout works confirmed
A START date has been set for the installation of a $3.5 million roundabout at the intersection of Womma and Stebonheath roads at Edinburgh...
