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Young dog celebrates remarkable recovery

A YOUNG dog found starving and abandoned in the northern suburbs four weeks ago may be among the crowd lining up for RSPCA’s Million Paws Walk in Adelaide next month –...

Rotary reaches out for drought aid

DROUGHT is an enduring, recurring feature of Australia that affects the whole nation, not just rural areas. Gawler Rotary Club open-heartedly donated $10,000 to the National Drought Relief Program and it is...

Amy comes face to face

NICK HOPTON VISUAL artist Amy Drumm is giving back to Xavier College at Gawler Belt. Amy, 26, left the school in 2012 but has returned three times to mentor current Xavier art...

Ethan off couch and up for award

ELLOUISE CRAWFORD LOCALLY produced TV show Off the Couch with Ethan is up for an award. The travel show, which is produced by Gawler’s Ethan White, is nominated across several...

Stepping up to send refugee children to school

ELLOUISE CRAWFORD A MASSIVE turnout of more than 650 people took part in the Walk My Way fundraising event on Saturday, as a show of support for East African...

CWA marks 80 proud years

MARILYN CURTIS SACWA GAWLER BRANCH PAST PRESIDENT THE South Australian Country Women’s Association Gawler branch is celebrating its 80 years of “Not just tea and scones” of service to the Gawler Community...

A gift for mum

IN the lead-up to Mother’s Day on Sunday, local students have had the opportunity to buy something special for their mums, nans or grandmas. Gawler Primary School had their Mother’s Day...

Map journey to be shared

ELLOUISE CRAWFORD TAKING a stroll down Murray Street 100 years ago will soon be as easy as a click of a button thanks to one Gawler researcher’s “lockdown project”. Helen...

Learning vital German lesson

THE public is invited to the launch of Evanston Park author Judy Gillett-Ferguson’s novel, The German Teacher, at Gawler Civic Centre on Friday. The fictional work is set...

One man’s tale

THE Adelaide Plains Library has invited Adelaide author Dean Jamieson to the region next month. Last year Jamieson wrote his memoir, They Called Me Lighting, which tells of how he left...

Junior Peckers continue setting the pace

THE top tier of the APFL senior colts all improved their records on Saturday as Balaklava (6-0), Angle Vale (5-1) and Mallala (5-1) separated...