‘Give a can because you can’
THE staff and clients of Elders, Roseworthy, are on track to fill a ute tray of cans and other donated goods, destined for the...
School zones settled
NEW school zones, brought about due to the new Angle Vale birth to year 12 school, have been locked in.
The Angle Vale ‘super-school’ is...
Regrowing fire-affected gardens, together
GRAHAM Turner knows what it feels like to have suffered loss due to a bushfire, but he also knows how uplifting and heartening a...
First look at Xavier Two Wells’ “state-of-the-art” plans
XAVIER College has released final plans for its new Two Wells campus ahead of students starting at the school next year.
Construction on the new...
GM crop investigation ordered
GAWLER Council is set to spend $20,000 to engage an external consultant to investigate the economic implications of growing genetically (GM) modified crops in...
Lyndoch man arrested over fatal boat crash
A LYNDOCH man will face court accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice in relation to a boat crash which killed Gawler...
Creativity emerges at Trinity
STUDENTS, staff and guests were invited to explore Trinity College’s new Emergence art exhibition opening on Friday night, inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic’s unprecedented...
Local business mum up for national awards
ANGLE Vale’s Rachelle Lessue of Tangled Kids Hair Care has been named as a finalist for the 2020 AusMumpreneur Awards in six categories.
Mrs Lessue,...
Electorate split an unknown for town – Redman
GAWLER could be both a winner and a loser as a result of last week’s draft electoral boundaries redraw, according to Mayor Karen Redman.
The...
Council and Springwood strike infrastructure deal
GAWLER Council will get greater say in aspects of the Springwood housing boom at Gawler East, after it lost planning authority for the 1300-plus...
Council comes up empty
TOWN of Gawler has opted out of providing any community activations this week as Gather Round makes its way to the north for the...
