Gawler heritage mural unveiled
TAYLOR & Forgie’s mural on its Adelaide Road Chapel at Gawler South was finally unveiled last Thursday after weeks of anticipation.
Gawler-based artist Kyle Armstrong,...
Work to start on day hospital
GAWLER will welcome its first private day hospital in the middle of next year, with work on the site expected to begin in coming...
Driver’s lucky escape after crash
A DRIVER has had a lucky escape after a crash at Roseworthy last week.
About 2.40pm on August 26, police and emergency services were called...
Spiritual centre bid to hold more events
PLANS have been lodged with Gawler Council to extend the operations of a spiritual centre in Hillier, aiming to hold events throughout the year.
Riverdell...
Councillors’ speaking time cut
GAWLER Councillors will have less time to speak on agenda items in a bid to streamline meetings, but some fear it will stifle debate.
At...
Back on the road for learner driver program
GAWLER’S Wheels in Motion is set to resume on Sunday after the vehicle was deemed repairable.
The vehicle was the target of a brazen vandalism...
Playford cancels Christmas carols
PLAYFORD Council has voted against holding its annual Christmas Carols event for the second year in a row because of growing uncertainty surrounding COVID-19.
Instead...
Have your say on toilet facade
THE Gawler community is being invited to have its say later this month on the facade design of two new public toilets.
Construction has started...
Tooley delivers final broadside
FORMER Gawler Councillor Ian Tooley has delivered a final parting shot, addressing the chamber at last week’s council meeting.
It came one month after Mr...
Residents fed up with rat-runners
RESIDENTS along Edith, Blanche and Short streets fed up with their street being used as a rat-run have escalated their concerns to Gawler Council.
A...
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...
