The Confusion and Destruction of Scope 3 Emissions
THE recent passing of the Federal Labor Government’s ‘Nature Positive’ legislation has resulted in the inclusion of Scope 3 emissions in greenhouse gas reporting.
This...
Know the difference
NOW that the dishonourable conduct of at least one commercial hire e-scooter company has allegedly been revealed and at least one city council has...
Have your say
DURING this week the Boundary Commission has been holding public meetings (including an online one) to engage the people who live both in our...
What’s in a bottle?
WITH Treasury Wine Estate deciding to divest itself of struggling commercial wines like Linderman’s, Yellowglen and Wolf Blass, I am reminded of the reply...
Effective tree-age with fallen branch
WHAT was shaping up to be a very quiet end to the week quickly changed on Friday, August 16, with the gum tree behind...
A big milestone
DULCIE Foxwell celebrated her 90th birthday early, on Saturday, August 17, at the Roseworthy Hotel.
She celebrated with family, including her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, ahead...
Branching out
I KNOW old gum trees are well known for dropping their branches, but I believe the cement surrounding this gum tree at the back...
Urban growth
LAST week I attended the first of two public exhibitions of plans for Gawler’s growth.
The second opportunity was last night, so now is the...
Vital volunteers required
THE Gawler National Trust Museum, while not the most spectacular building in the town, has the distinction of being the oldest public building still...
Election relief
ON reading last week’s letters to the editor, I drew a sigh of relief, yet again, for the outcome of the last Gawler mayoral...
Elizabeth’s heart of gold
ELIZABETH community advocate Ann Cooper has been recognised as a community legend in a national campaign.
Bunnings has recognised Ms Cooper as this year’s...
