Farewell to Gawler Kiwanis Club
THEIR efforts have meant the world to hundreds of local school children, but an ageing, and dwindling membership base will see the Kiwanis Club...
Students keep Christmas spirit alive
Brendan Simpkins
CHRISTMAS is fast approaching and students throughout Gawler are in the spirit already.
As part of Gawler Mayor Karen Redman’s Christmas Card Competition, primary...
Results from Elizabeth food drive
Brendan Simpkins
MEMBERS of the Playford community came together earlier this month, donating generously over the duration of Anti-Poverty Week.
From October 11 to 17, South...
Breaking the suicide stigma in Playford
Brendan Simpkins
WELLKNOWN local Gayle Joyce hopes that a reinvigorated Playford Suicide Prevention Network will help start conversations in the area.
Ms Joyce was voted as...
Honorary members visit meeting
THIRTY members plus honorary member John Dawkins and his wife, Sheila, honorary member Peter Nettelbeck, Janet Done, Mike Johnson, Grace Barilla and junior member...
Cracking the robotics code to success
TRINITY College students have battled it out on the robotics field to come away with several wins at last Friday’s state competitions.
Students across four...
Homes for wildlife crafted by locals
BAROSSA’S wine products have been transformed into habitats for the wildlife affected by Kangaroo Island’s devastating bushfires.
The unique project was instigated by a division...
Kapunda High School Centenary Foundation hosts AGM
AT the recent Kapunda High School Centenary Foundation annual general meeting, chairman Barry Vogt welcomed a healthy crowd, including the Member for Stuart Dan...
Support for Barossa on-demand service
THE RAA is calling for the Barossa’s on-demand bus service to continue, as part of a budget submission to the State Government.
The state motoring...
















