Little artists bring Christmas cheer to Gawler
MORE than 500 young Gawler Picassos put their talents to the test in this year's Mayor's Christmas Card Competition, with nine kids named the...
Pasin parks in Tanunda
IN an effort to bolster his presence in the electorate, Member for Barker Tony Pasin has added a third office, setting up shop in...
Gawler gets in the right headspace
A NEW support service for young people in Gawler and surrounding areas has opened its doors this week, bringing help closer to home.
On...
Gawler men invited to lead change
THE Gawler Domestic Violence (DV) Network is kicking this year’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence off a little differently, with an event...
Calls for safety upgrade following fatal crash
A PLAYFORD councillor has made a plea to the Department of Infrastructure and Transport for further safety measures to be taken on the...
Local authors to take the page at new event
NORTHERN authors are set to be in the spotlight this month with a shiny new showcase ‘Pen & Print’ coming to Gawler.
The event, hosted...
Men arrested after being caught with guns
TWO men have been arrested after firearms were seized at Elizabeth Downs.
It will be alleged that at about 7.30pm on Sunday, November 2, officers...
Willaston witnesses sought
POLICE are seeking witnesses to a disturbance near Willaston on Saturday night.
Just after midnight on November 1, police were called to the Sturt Highway...
Motorbike rider dies after crashing through fence
A MOTORCYCLIST has died following a crash at Pinkerton Plains, northwest of Gawler on Monday morning.
Police and emergency services responded to a single motorcycle...
New program encourages businesses to prepare for a dry summer
A NEW program is being launched by the Regional Development Australia Barossa Gawler Light Adelaide Plains (RDA BGLAP) group to help businesses in the...
Playford endorses draft budget with 3.5 per cent rate rise
THE City of Playford has endorsed the 2026/27 Draft Budget for public consultation, with the document proposing a rate rise of 3.5 per cent....
