Drivers praised but still work to do
GAWLER drivers have been praised for a major incident-free long weekend, but police say more work still needs to be done on road safety.
No...
Hearty feeds a good deed
EXTRA support is needed in response to a growing demand for emergency food in the Barossa Valley.
The Barossa Food Security Network provides a co-ordinated...
Have a say on health issues
THE Gawler District Health Advisory Council (HAC) wants residents to have their say on health issues at its annual general meeting (AGM) in a...
Barossa tourist train picks up steam again
MOMENTUM is building once again for a return of rail services to the Barossa with the finalisation of a Barossa Rail Project Brief.
The “Back...
After-race gig to rock punters
MUSIC Stampede has partnered with the Gawler & Barossa Jockey Club to bring TILT 2021 – a four-hour live music event – to Gawler...
Triple B to mark 25th birthday
CALLING all former volunteers and presenters of Triple B FM – the station wants to hear from you.
Ahead of its 25th birthday next year,...
Disability centre back in Control
STAFF, clients, friends and families of Choice N Control came together on Thursday to celebrate the continuation of service and a positive future for...
Snakes alive: Stay vigilant as snake breeding season starts
THE weather is warming up and snakes are starting to become more active in the region.
Breeding season is already under way this spring, prompting...
Drakes kicks off $20m retail hub
CONSTRUCTION on the $20 million Springwood Place retail hub at Gawler East has started, with the first sod turned last week.
Transport Minister Corey Wingard...
Riverbanks completion nears
THE completion date for Riverbanks College B-12 at Angle Vale is expected during term 4 of the school year, which began on Monday.
Education Minister...
Unbeaten Bombers and Lions lock horns in Round 3
FOR the second week in a row the Kapunda Bombers will feature in the BLG's marquee A grade matchup, taking on South Gawler in...
