Gawler welcomes new growth champion
TOWN of Gawler welcomed a new economic development officer recently, who will aim to steer the region's economy through its next phase of growth....
Barossa Park crowned state’s best
A LANDMARK project in the history of the Barossa Valley has been officially recognised by the state's governing football body at a recent awards...
New Playford strategy in the driver’s seat
TRANSPORT in the City of Playford was in the spotlight this month with council developing a transport strategy to guide the planning, delivery, management,...
Club Notes
Squash
Barossa Valley Squash – Squash Come and Try sessions continue on Wednesdays from 6pm-8pm at the Rex Tanunda for $7.50 per person, payable to...
Light, council, action
FOLLOWING Bill Close's ascension to the Light Regional Council mayoral role, a spot has opened up in the Mudla Wirra Ward of the northern...
Northern artist finds beauty in every line
WHETHER it be a quick charcoal sketch, a week-long pastel project or even a large-scale collage scene, northern artist Don Meyer is able to...
Gawler paint the town Red(s)
GAWLER Rangers beat the Northern Districts Reds mid-week last Tuesday 12-0 at Ingle Farm for a statement-making Division 1 win.
Unfortunately next-up on the schedule...
Back to school
AN old school site has been brought back to life in the Barossa as two families turned their dreams into reality, creating a vibrant...
Taking on Texas
YOUNG Barossans gathered to share stories of their adventures across the globe, following a trip to Texas where the group learnt about the United...
Letters to the Editor
Public transport in Roseworthy
Residential development is proceeding at a rapid pace in Roseworthy as part of the Roseworthy Township Expansion (RTE). The township is...
Gawler man banks half-a-million dollar lottery win
A GAWLER man was one of two Division 1 X Lotto wins recently, celebrating his good fortune with a cup of tea.
The two players...
