More to Barossa Valley than wine alone
RECENTLY I visited the Barossa Valley with Shadow Minister for Health and Member for Schubert, Ashton Hurn.
The Barossa Valley is well-known for its wonderful...
Caring for live exports
GOOD news from over the Ditch: New Zealand has signed into law a ban on live animal exports from next April.
The ban follows the...
Taking action on dementia
THANK you to the people impacted by dementia, community members and healthcare professionals who marked Dementia Action Week 2022 from September 19-25. Across Australia,...
Home is where there’s housing help
IN yet another promising sign for regional towns north of Adelaide, Two Wells has been making headlines for its unprecedented level of growth.
The town’s...
This is Gawler
We’ve got the best of any suburb,
From a country town, to a modern sound.
We’ve got the best of any suburb,
With a history trail, with...
‘Think Pink’ however you identify
THIS Saturday marks the start of October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The aim of the awareness campaign is to shine a light on...
‘Light the Night’ for leukaemia
AUSTRALIANS from every corner of the country are invited to join legendary sports broadcaster, Bruce McAvaney, as he hosts the Leukaemia Foundation’s annual Light...
Weigh in
I hopped on the scales, and couldn’t believe my eyes, that can’t be right, the stupid thing lies!
Got on again and looked in disbelief,...
‘Mullets for Mental Health’
BLACK Dog Institute is calling on the community to show they’re ‘all ears’ by growing and shaping a mullet during the month of September...
Grants available for volunteers in Spence
The Spence Grants Committee will now be accepting expressions of interest from eligible organisations to participate in the 2022-23 Spence Volunteer Grants Program.
Community organisations are...
Angaston reclaim bragging rights
IT was a quiet week for the Barossa and Light Bowling Association due to Thursday’s action being wiped out by the mini heatwave, but...
