Knoll cleared by ICAC
THE Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) has cleared member for Schubert Stephan Knoll of any wrongdoing in relation to the Country Members Accommodation Allowance...
10-year anniversary of special memorial, acknowledging all Precious Souls
WHAT was once just an idea of one bereaved mum has been able to help heal the hearts of hundreds of parents and families...
Growing pains: ‘bad’ expansion could lead to radical town centre changes
REMOVING car parking on Murray Street and duplicating Redbanks Road are potential consequences of unfiltered population growth in Gawler, a $50,000 independent report has...
Truck gets stuck on Northern Expressway
Brendan Simpkins
DRIVERS on the Northern Expressway were left scratching their heads as to how a truck became stuck near Penfield Road on Friday morning.
At...
Generous students donate to hospital
THE Lyell McEwin Hospital’s (LMH) Special Care Nursery has received a funding boost from a group of generous primary school students.
Blakeview Primary Schools students...
Playford carols falls victim to COVID-19
THE COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another festive event, with the Playford Christmas Carols being cancelled last week.
Playford Council’s Civic Events Committee met last week...
Reservoir boost for southern Barossa businesses
SOUTHERN Barossa businesses have benefited from the South Para and Warren reservoirs’ opening to recreational activities, according to the State Government.
Both reservoirs were opened...
‘Some nerve’ – Local pollies clash over Barossa Hospital
Ellouise Crawford & Sam Bradbrook
MEMBER for Schubert Stephan Knoll, the State Government and Light MP Tony Piccolo have traded barbs over an unreleased business...
Willaston pair prepare to tackle the top end – on a budget
A SEVEN-DAY road trip across the top end would usually require a certain level of comfort, but Willaston residents Darren Emeny and Amanda Smith...
Tayla’s a Young Achiever
AS a child Gawler East’s Tayla Carll was told she would likely never be able to attend a mainstream school, having being diagnosed with...
















