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Newstart increase ‘a matter of urgency’

GAWLER Council will prepare a letter to the Federal Government about increasing the rate of the Newstart Allowance to the Henderson Poverty Line, considering...

Students use art to celebrate Bastille Day

OLIVER BROWN THREE Trinity College students have had the chance to showcase their artistic talent in celebration of Bastille Day on Saturday. Over the weekend, the...

Petition rallies against APC disbandment

RESIDENTS in Two Wells and Lewiston have started their own campaign to maintain the Adelaide Plains Council (APC), after a petition aimed at abolishing...

Piccolo’s protégé Isaac excels during traineeship

OLIVER BROWN YOUNG Gawler resident Isaac Solomon has been recognised for his dedication to his local traineeship and community after being named as a finalist...

Award nomination has Skye on a high

GAWLER Advanced Personnel Management (APM) engagement consultant Skye Luckman has been nominated for the Ricoh Australia Customer Service award for her ongoing commitment to...

Seppeltsfield named among world’s best

OLIVER BROWN LOCAL winery Seppeltsfield Barossa has been recognised as one of the top three wineries in Australia, and among the best 50 around the...

Coding an exciting challenge

OLIVER BROWN GAWLER schoolchildren are looking towards their future by participating in the 2019 Commissioner for Children and Young People’s Digital Challenge. The commissioner first announced...

Surplus species targeted by state inquiry

LITTLE corellas should be classed as an “overabundant” species and the State Government should act immediately to control their population, according to a parliamentary...

$15k to rename Bobridge Track

BAROSSA Council could spend up to $15,000 rebranding the Jack Bobridge Track, following the Gawler Olympic cycling star’s drug trafficking conviction last fortnight. Bobridge, 29,...

Dozens of corellas dead due to alleged poisoning

WITNESSES have described birds “dropping out of the sky” at One Tree Hill (OTH) Primary School last Wednesday after around 60 corellas died in...

Paton promises a fierce fight for the north

NEWLY elected Member for Ngadjuri David Paton has used his maiden speech to parliament to promise he will bring a regional voice to the...