Back to swim – pool, fitness classes resume
GAWLER’s Lyn Lillecrapp is happy to be back in the pool following the further easing of restrictions brought about because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ms...
Playford cracks down on customer requests
PLAYFORD Council has changed how the public can make requests of staff and elected members, because some residents and businesses were seen to be...
Rate capping reintroduced, with resistance… ‘Double standard’
GAWLER Mayor Karen Redman has slammed the State Government for reintroducing rate capping legislation, calling it a “double standard”.
Premier Steven Marshall and local government...
41-year murder mystery continues
POLICE hope one of South Australia’s most notorious cold case murders can still be solved, more than 40 years after a body was found...
Formals get go-ahead… IT’S A DATE
THE easing of school-based restrictions has been welcomed by Trinity College senior students, many of whom were worried their big event of the year...
Hospital works to begin early
WORKS on a $3.1 million upgrade of the Gawler Health Service has been brought forward as part of the State Government’s COVID-19 economic response.
An...
Mayor backs councillor behaviour reform
A PUSH to find a new way to control councillor behaviour has the backing of Gawler Mayor Karen Redman, in the wake of the...
Bank branch to remain closed
A REOPENING date is still undetermined for the Gawler branch of the People’s Choice Credit Union, which was “temporarily” closed in April due to...
‘Don’t take us backwards’, Mayor
GAWLER Mayor Karen Redman has spoken out against proposed changes to Gawler’s local bus services, saying she was “disgusted” to hear three routes would...
Gawler Council eyes government funding
GAWLER Council is looking to obtain approximately $12.4 million in State and Government grant funding for local projects.
A report tabled in May showed more...