Citizen of the Year: Ian gets back to the future
IT’S been a long and winding road to being named Gawler’s 2022 Citizen of the Year for Ian McDonnell.
Born in Liverpool and growing up...
‘Dump Wingard’ call over rail delay
TRANSPORT Minister Corey Wingard should be sacked after it was revealed the Gawler rail line budget had blown out for a second time, according...
Council’s ‘no jab, don’t attend’ policy
ONLY fully vaccinated Gawlerites will be able to attend Gawler Council meetings and workshops after a new mandate came into effect on Monday.
The policy...
Car crash at Gawler Central
EMERGENCY services were called to Gawler Central shopping centre after a car crashed into the complex yesterday morning.
Police, paramedics and fire crews were called...
RAT collection site ‘soon’
PLAYFORD Council will have a rapid antigen test collection (RAT) site “soon” as part of the State Government’s COVID-19 Omicron response plan.
Premier Steven Marshall...
$1.5m boost for sport facilities
THE $4.6 million upgrade of Tanunda Recreation Park’s clubroom and change rooms has received a $1.5 million boost.
Barossa Council, in partnership with the State...
ROAR power proves potent
FAR more than an outdoor adventure race, Barossa Council’s 2022 Community Project of the Year ROAR Barossa showcased the Southern Barossa as a nature...
Rose still loving the wild life
AS a child, Rose Brooks caused “much grief” for her parents by bringing home injured or orphaned animals.
That early passion led to a life...
Elite Aussie cyclists descend on Tanunda
THE 2022 Santos Festival of Cycling is set to kick off with stage one of the Women’s Ziptrak Tour starting from Tanunda on Sunday...
Tourism train ‘off the rails’
THE case to re-establish a tourism train for the Gawler to Barossa rail corridor was “dead” under a Liberal government, Member for Light Tony...
Tarr bids farewell to council
FOLLOWING seven years of service, City of Playford councillor Katrina Tarr has resigned from the chamber.
Having represented Ward 4 of the Playford Council...
