The biggest race of the year!
THE Gawler & Barossa Jockey Club (G&BJC) is preparing for its biggest event on the calendar year – the Gawler Cup – which is...
Tradies’ ‘mighty’ fundraising effort
JESSE NEILL
FOUR Barossa tradies will be participating in the 2019 Mighty River Run as the ‘Jack of all Trades’ group this November.
The event is...
Doin’ their bit for the planet
A TEAM of local young people have banded together to clean up Gawler’s environment, hoping it will help encourage residents to focus on recycling.
Khan...
Hunt for Munno Para attacker continues
POLICE are searching for a man who attacked a woman in a Munno Para park on Friday morning.
At around 7am on October 11, a...
Day to reconnect regional people with one another
BAROSSA locals are being encouraged to reconnect with one another at a free event in Nuriootpa later this month.
Organised by South Australia’s 2018 ‘local...
Gawler motorists battered at the bowser
PETROL prices soared throughout the Gawler region over the past fortnight, with some unleaded figures reaching as high as $1.73 per litre.
As of Tuesday,...
Band tunes up for big night
JESSE NEILL
THE Gawler Town Band will be performing its second major concert of the year this weekend, showcasing a ‘round the world adventure’ on...
Sustainable Living Festival’s back
AFTER having a year off, the Gawler Environment Centre’s (GEC) Sustainable Living Festival will return to Pioneer Park later this month.
The event, which will...
Textile weekend well-received
HUNDREDS visited Gawler for the 11th biennial Gawler Textile Art Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, which was hosted at various venues around town.
The event...
Reforms could give mayors more power
GAWLER mayor Karen Redman has backed reforms that could give her the power to expel elected members from meetings.
Ms Redman said council will discuss...
Community urged to slip, slop, slap, seek and slide
AMID the warmest months of the year, community leaders are urging the north to stay aware of the dangers of UV radiation from the...
