Willaston Oval set to light up
WILLASTON Football Club has welcomed a $156,700 State Government grant towards new light towers at Willaston Oval that will allow night-time sport and training.
The...
Car club gathers momentum
Trevor Bellchambers
GAWLER Car Club’s membership has grown to 746 members and 44 junior members.
Our events program has continued and included many special events.
The Classics...
New life for four surplus cabins at redeveloped caravan park
FOUR surplus cabins from Nuriootpa’s Barossa Tourist Park will be rehomed at the Mount Pleasant Caravan Park as part of an upgrade at the...
No public Encounter with secret report
A REPORT expected to shed light on expenditure towards the grand Drover’s Encounter tourism attraction has been kept secret by Light Regional Council.
The staff-prepared...
Tooley resigns, no election to fill vacancy
Brendan Simpkins
DIVISIVE councillor Ian Tooley has sensationally quit Gawler Council after becoming “totally disillusioned” with the chamber.
Mr Tooley has been missing in the chamber...
Squash club on the outer
Brendan Simpkins
GAWLER Council has rejected a chance to include Gawler Squash Club in lease negotiations over the facilities at Eldred Riggs Reserve.
Councillor Cody Davies...
Herd community: Trinity to steal the Show
Jack Hudson
TRINITY College’s impressive agriculture program continues to grow as it looks to enter the 2021 Gawler Show after missing out last year due...
Cups era dawns for Gawler racing
IT’S the dawn of a new era for Gawler’s three racing clubs as they come together to present the Gawler Carnival of Cups (GCOC).
Kicking...
No plans to change hospital testing
Brendan Simpkins
THE format of the Gawler Health Service testing clinic is not likely to change, despite a COVID-19 transmission threat last week.
A “small group”...
Caring volunteers help to nourish victims of abuse
REPORTS of domestic abuse and family violence have increased globally since COVID-19-related social isolation and quarantine measures came into place.
Unfortunately, the region is not...
North leads in battery program uptake
NEW data revealed that the north has seen a high uptake of the Cheaper Homes Batteries program.
The $2.3 billion program aimed to make...
