Look backs Oct15
10 YEARS AGO
GAWLER'S URBAN DESIGNS...According to a Gawler Council report released this week, the “Town Centre Integrated Urban
Design Framework” strategy divides the...
Flowers bloom on family tree
A 12-YEAR-old boy is following in his dad’s footsteps, taking his skills into the flower bed and winning three first prizes for his cut...
Piccolo points to positive impact of migrants
ON the back of the 111th World Day for Migrants and Refugees, Member for Light Tony Piccolo is highlighting the positive impact that new...
Nominations open for grain industry’s night of nights
DUE to popular demand the South Australian Grain Industry Awards will return for a second year in a row to celebrate excellence, innovation and...
Community diary
Thursday 16
The Evanston Garden's Library is hosting its weekly catch-up event from 10am to 1pm at 65 Angle Valer Road. The free event is...
Lyndoch fired up for safety
VOLUNTEER firefighters set Lyndoch on fire over the weekend, demonstrating how the crews work and extinguish a blaze with an underlying educational message at...
Counting the costs of compulsory voting
ENGAGEMENT in local politics has been a hot topic in Gawler following last month's supplementary election, with compulsory voting offered up as a solution...
MP Lee calls time
AFTER more than a decade and a half in the hot seat Member for Elizabeth Lee Odenwalder has announced he will not run at...
Kapunda ready for take off
KAPUNDA Hospital’s new helipad officially reopened earlier in the month, which Member for Frome Penny Pratt said will relieve pressure on the greater region,...
Come and see-FS
DALKEITH'S Country Fire Service (CFS) brigade is gearing up for another open day as community engagement remains front of mind for the dedicated volunteers....
Willaston kicks goals against blood cancer
THE Willaston Football Club is teaming up with the Leukaemia Foundation to boost support for people living with blood cancer in regional South Australia.
The...
