Mounted Operations unit demonstrates for students
OFFICERS of the South Australian Police’s Mounted Operations unit visited Trinity College’s equestrian centre earlier this month.
Senior Constables Derek and Sonia, with police horses...
Locals help clean up Australia
Jack Hudson
RESIDENTS gathered in Andrews Farm on the first weekend of March to help Clean Up Australia.
More than 40 people attended the event, including...
Call to fix ‘deplorable’ road
A PETITION of 25 signatures is calling for the sealing of Goldfields Road at Cockatoo Valley.
The document was presented to last week’s Barossa Council...
Head to wed
GAWLER and Australian cricketer Travis Head announced on his Instagram on Friday he and long-term partner Jess Davies are engaged.
The 27-year-old, who attended Trinity...
Community rallies behind Black Dog Ride
Brendan Simpkins
GAWLER awoke from its slumber on Sunday morning to the sounds of 122 motorcycles departing the town bound for Strathalbyn.
It was part of...
Wellbeing Hub a northern first
PLAYFORD Council has officially unveiled the Playford Wellbeing Hub, which is a first for the northern suburbs.
Wellbeing SA chief executive Lyn Dean and Health...
Ruth celebrates turning 100
GAWLER’s Ruth Forgie has been feeling the love this past fortnight, having been inundated with flowers, cards, visitors and well wishes in celebration of...
Battle of the robots
GAWLER & District College students competed among 50 teams from 15 schools which converged in Adelaide for the VEX Robotics State Championship, earlier this...
Whine Train: Pollies clash over rail protection bill
Brendan Simpkins
LOCAL members Tony Piccolo and Stephan Knoll have clashed as the future of the Barossa rail corridor plays out in Parliament House.
The fight...
Tanunda takes down previously unbeaten Panthers
IN an undefeated, top-of-the-table senior women's showdown the Tanunda Magpies emerged victorious over Angaston 6.8 (44) to 2.2 (14) to claim the title of...
