Tag: Council
Council Livestreams leaves members in a ‘compromising position
PLAYFORD Councillors spoke in support of introducing a 15-minute delay to the broadcast of council meetings last month amidst concerns the live stream could...
Take me home, Playford Road
FIVE Adelaide ovals worth of roadways in Playford have been resurfaced, as council continues to improve road safety and accessibility across the city.
The 10,914m2...
Drainage woes at Willaston
IT is a busy entry road into Gawler, but the stormwater drainage along Main North Rd, at Willaston, hasn’t seen an upgrade in several...
“Better partnership needed” between Council and Government, says Mayor
GAWLER Council and State Government are at loggerheads after Minister for Planning Nick Champion said they had more work to do in a letter...
Council briefed on Concordia
FORWARD planning to ensure Concordia does not become another Mount Barker will be a priority for the State Government.
That was the message from Trade...
Participatory Budgeting set to bring ideas to life
AFTER a successful inaugural run last year, Gawler Council’s Participatory Budget initiative is back and ready to bring community-led projects to life.
The initiative encourages...
Investigation into RV Parking on the move
AFTER putting tourism at the forefront of his council election campaign, Cr Ethan White is making moves to put Gawler on the map.
At last...
Participatory budget raise quashed
A MOVE to raise Gawler’s Participatory Budget from $40,000 to $100,000 was shot down in last week’s council meeting amid concerns of a growing...
A resounding ‘no’ over Code Amendment proposal
DEBATE surrounding the Vadoulis Code Amendment spilled out in the Gawler Council chamber at last week’s ordinary meeting, as a slew of local residents...
Council sparks conversation over Civic Centre café future
A COMMUNITY-led kitchen, a hospitality training centre or a social-inclusion area could be the future of Gawler Civic Centre’s café space, according to discussions...
Fight continues to save historic hall
SUNDAY’S extreme heat did not deter more than 20 people rallying at the historic Kangaroo Flat Hall in an effort to save the building...
