Resignations at Tourism Barossa
TOURISM Barossa’s Cathy Wills and Jess Greatwich have announced their intention to leave their roles mid-next year, to focus on their own tourism businesses.
Tourism...
Decision deferred on drive-through coffee
Brendan Simpkins
A DECISION to grant development plan consent for a proposed drive-through coffee station in Willaston has been deferred until January.
The plan went before...
Highway roundabout plan moves forward
LIGHT Regional Council will permit construction of a new roundabout on Horrocks Highway subject to formal approvals being obtained from a government body, including...
Dalkeith CFS grants final wish
Brendan Simpkins
THE Dalkeith Country Fire Service brigade made the final wish of a former member come true last week.
Joy Prosser was a member of...
New safe haven for women
GAWLER’S new outreach service, ‘The Haven’ opened its doors as a safe space for women, last week.
The State Government-funded women’s information service has established...
History Festival registrations open
EVENT registrations are now open for South Australia’s History Festival, which will run next year from May 1 to 30.
The History Festival is an...
Dux David delighted
Jack Hudson
XAVIER College dux David Sutton said he’s delighted to receive the honour after a year interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
David, who finished with...
COVID-19 no drama for Trinity stars
Jack Hudson
TRINITY College boasted a 99 per cent completion rate of its South Australian Certificate of Education despite the COVID-19 hit year.
Throughout 2020, students...
Water bomber training demo fills sky
Brendan Simpkins
VOLUNTEERS from the Country Fire Service gathered at the Gawler Aerodrome on Sunday morning for a training display involving one of the fleet’s...
Freeling gets festive
FREELING residents Rebecca Handke and Jamie Rowbottom have lit up their Hanson Street home for the past several years, stepping it up a notch...
















