Hospital workers in protest
MORE than 50 workers at the Lyell McEwin Hospital walked off the job for an hour last Thursday in protest against privatisation and job...
Plea to get vaxxed now
ADELAIDE Plains Council Mayor Mark Wasley says it is “up to the individual” to get vaccinated as the region continues to lag behind.
As of...
Mural focus of DV campaign
A NEW commemorative space dedicated to women and children who have lost their lives to domestic violence is an evocative focal point of Gawler’s...
Businesses have mixed feelings
GAWLER businesses have mixed feelings after South Australia’s borders reopened up to Victoria and New South Wales Tuesday at 12.01am.
Gawler Business Development Group’s Caren Brougham...
Time to talk about men’s health
ABOUT 30 men across a wide age range gathered at Willo’s Men’s Shed at Willaston on Friday morning to discuss mental health.
In recognition of...
BEST IN SHOW: 10,000 flock to ‘unbelievable’ weekend
NEARLY 10,000 people flocked to the Gawler Show – South Australia’s biggest Show of the year – on the weekend.
Another successful Show was held...
Road to undergo further investigation
HUMBUG Scrub Road will be subject to further investigation from the Department of Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) in relation to lowering its speed limit.
A...
Green light for safer school crossing
TRAFFIC lights are set to be installed at the crossing of the Trinity College Gawler River campus on Heaslip Road, Angle Vale, after escalated...
Our councils lag behind vax target
THE state’s borders will reopen on Tuesday, despite the double vaccination rate for local councils so-far falling short of the 80 per cent statewide...
McGilp recreation upgrade pledge
A PETER Malinauskas Labor Government would provide $1.5 million toward the much-needed upgrade of McGilp Recreation Park at One Tree Hill if elected in...
Local women to shine as Zonta awards
EVERY two years, the Zonta Club of Gawler seeks to recognise and celebrate women and young women who have made a unique and significant...
