Playgrounds safety upgrades vow
TWO reserves in the Gawler Council area would receive upgrades to improve community safety for their playgrounds, Labor has vowed ahead of the 2022...
A family affair for Jennifer
WASLEYS Community Group chair Jennifer Polley is joint winner of Light Regional Council’s Citizen of the Year, along with Kapunda’s Maxine Donald.
Mrs Polley has been...
Gawler Museum to reopen
GAWLER National Trust Museum in Murray Street will reopen next Wednesday, January 19, after closing for the Christmas-new year break.
The popular museum’s Graham Tucker...
Barossa winery accommodation bid
A $1.2 MILLION boutique winery, cellar door and tourist accommodation development is proposed for Barossa Valley Way at Rowland Flat.
According to the development application...
Foodland to open ‘mid-year’
CONSTRUCTION on Freeling’s new Foodland is set to ramp up in March, as a completion date is extended to mid-year.
Demolition was carried out in...
Howzat! Willaston’s funding win
WILLASTON Cricket Club has scored big with funding from the Office of Recreation, Sport and Racing being secured on Monday.
The club will share in...
Local artwork for rail bridge
AN art piece produced by two Gawler-based Indigenous artists will be incorporated into the new King Street Bridge precinct.
Codi and Kira Buckskin, of Ngadli...
A picture-perfect win
KAPUNDA’S Maxine Donald is joint winner of Light Regional Council’s Citizen of the Year award for her efforts in connecting and helping people through...
Serving up cakes, coffee with heart
IT is just over one year since the Hewett Centre’s Kingfisher Inclusive Cafe began operating as a welcoming space for all.
The eatery, which was...
‘It’s just not viable’ to stay open
THE most recent COVID-19 restrictions are making business “not viable” for a number of Gawler institutions, according to hospitality and fitness figureheads.
The level one...
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...
