Movement to tame Oscar
A SECOND gathering was held at Seppeltsfield on Sunday, in relation to growing opposition to the proposed $50 million ‘Oscar’ luxury hotel.
Close to 100...
Investment in the region
A BAROSSA-based project has received a significant financial boost, as part of a State Government grants program aimed at boosting investment.
Yalumba Family Winemakers has...
Gawler Council talks boundary reform
A WELL-attended community forum on Monday night enabled community members and those of neighbouring councils to consider Gawler Council’s development of a boundary reform...
SHUTDOWN: Outdoor pool closure has users seeing red
A DECISION by Barossa Council to permanently close Nuriootpa’s outdoor pool and turn it into a park, has been met with backlash from the...
King Street Bridge consultation opens – again
PUBLIC consultation on the design of the King Street Bridge’s replacement is set to begin this month, ahead of its impending demolition.
Residents and business...
Willaston family caught up in crime spree
A WILLASTON family, including a four-month-old child, were victims of a sprawling crime spree across the mid-north on Saturday.
Just after 9pm, the Willaston family...
What a race
MALLALA Primary School students headed outside their school gates on Friday, to take part in an Amazing Race-style activity in their town.
Separated into small...
Markets back in business
THE Gawler Lions Sunday Markets are returning this Sunday to the Gawler Railway Station after initially shutting down in February due to COVID-19 concerns.
The...
Year 12s enjoy night of nights
GAWLER & District College students have come together to look-back on their years of schooling and to celebrate their achievements.
The college’s year 12 formal...
Tarr bids farewell to council
FOLLOWING seven years of service, City of Playford councillor Katrina Tarr has resigned from the chamber.
Having represented Ward 4 of the Playford Council...
