Power Cup lights up Callum’s life
THE Power Cup has generated major changes in the life of Mark Oliphant College student Callum Coffee.
His teacher, Brodie Cheeseman, said Callum “was interested...
$100,000 boost for ‘Train Park’
THE playground at Nuriootpa’s Tolley Reserve – affectionately known as the Nuri Train Park – will undergo a $100,000 upgrade.
Barossa Council said the investment...
Business gathering inspires Gawler carnival involvement
THE Southern Barossa Business Group is looking at ways to contribute to Gawler’s Carnival of Cups, an event expected to attract hundreds of horse,...
From the showroom to the Gawler Show
Jack Hudson
THE Gawler Show has wheeled out its most innovative promotion yet, giving away a Toyota Yaris Cross GX worth more than $30,000 for...
A Fresh look for supermarket
Brendan Simpkins
IT’S a new look and a new identity for The Barossa Co-op’s flagship supermarket.
Now known as Barossa Fresh, the supermarket that has long...
Daniel’s calm before Phantom storm
BEFORE taking up a dream role in the Australian production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, Gawler’s own Daniel Koek is...
Our Kate earns state selection
FRESH from winning the Australian Open under-18 girls singles title, Angaston’s Kate Argent-Bowden, 16, has been selected for South Australia’s team set to be...
Humble Riley’s journey to Tokyo
Jack Hudson
HE’S the Gawler superstar who continues to shine.
Riley McGree is in Japan as part of the Olyroos squad that has its sights set...
Bitumen shortage delays Murray St roadworks
Brendan Simpkins
ROADWORKS at the southern end of Murray Street has been delayed for four months because of a shortage of bitumen.
Work has been under...
It’s our super Kah
Graham Fischer
FORMER Trinity College student Jamie Kah on Saturday created a riding record that has propelled her into household-name status in Australian sport.
Kah became...
















