So price gouging is dead
SO the big boys, Coles and Woolworths, claim that price gouging is dead and buried.
Today, I purchased a 430g ‘home brand’ jar of sliced...
Safety first
AS I (and neighbours too) in Finniss Street are mostly elderly… “Mum, you must get a walker,” I am told, so now I have...
Well worth the walk
ORDINARILY this section is reserved for the paper’s commentary on something happening in the community.
In a way this week’s editorial will aim to do...
A word of thanks to Gawler council
A CARELESS mishap last Wednesday morning had me losing the car key down a storm- water drain on Adelaide Road, Gawler South.
I rang Gawler...
Wouldn’t it be lovely
WELL John Bolton you have certainly exercised your right to free speech and I respect that.
Now I have an idea: what about you opening...
Critical warning on mental health issue
I WRITE on behalf of the not-for-profit Mental Illness Fellowship Australia to highlight to readers that if you or someone you know is facing...
Report a mobile blackspot
AS the 3G mobile telephone network is shut down I’m concerned that mobile blackspots across Barker will increase in size and scope.
Being unable to...
Changing of the guard
THE cat is now well and truly out of the bag.
After more than 20 years as the owner of this publication, Taylor Group Media...
Itinerants and ne’er do wells strike Gawler again
I WONDER if those who provide succour to the itinerants and ne’er do wells who flock to Gawler consider the consequences that they inflict...
Mental health crisis on the farm
SOUTH Australian farmers are facing a mental health crisis that cannot be ignored.
This issue isn’t just about long hours in the paddock, it’s about...
Gawler cafe feels the grind of rising costs
GAWLER cafes are feeling the burn of increased coffee bean prices this year, with the rising costs having a ripple effect on consumers.
In...
