Kapunda Show still good to go
KAPUNDA Show organisers are remaining cautiously optimistic the beloved community event will return this year.
The Show is scheduled for Saturday, October 30 at its...
Artwork helps to bridge cultures
A PIECE of artwork aimed at making Gawler’s Adelaide Road Clinic more inclusive for Indigenous patients was unveiled last Thursday night.
It was a long...
Daniel brings home West End glamour
WHILE he awaits his role in the Australian production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, Daniel Koek is treating Gawler to...
Council’s dawn service lifeline
GAWLER Council will partner with the town’s Returned and Services League (RSL) sub-branch to deliver next year’s Anzac Day dawn service.
Gawler’s dawn service has...
Kane walks to raise suicide awareness
WHEN Kane Johnson sets off on a 40-kilometre journey from Gawler Green to Adelaide Oval tomorrow, he won’t be alone.
At least not spiritually. With...
Racing experience to remember
THE best way to experience the Gawler Carnival of Cups (GCOC) in October is by becoming a member, organisers say.
There are only 100 memberships...
Bid to save historic tennis courts
A SIGNIFICANT crowd is expected in the gallery tomorrow night as Gawler Council’s Assessment Panel meets to discuss the future of two historic tennis...
$4.8m pledge for 10 netball courts
TEN new netball courts would be built at Willaston at a cost of $4.8 million if Labor wins the state election next year.
Member for...
Brian makes the most of every day
THE elder statesman of Gawler’s history website and former deputy mayor Brian Thom has been diagnosed with incurable motor neurone disease (MND).
Mr Thom, 76,...
Community rallies around brave William
ON June 10, the lives of the Moore family of Smithfield Plains were flipped upside down.
Kevin and Megan’s son William, two and half, was...
Gawler history unveils Grit and Grace
TAKING a fascinating look into an often overlooked part of history, Gawler’s wartime history is now on display with the launch of the Grit...
