AFTER more than two years of living on social welfare payments, Munno Para West woman Rita McDonald says she has recently rediscovered what being “human” feels like.
THEY have been apart for months but the pre-schoolers of Freeling’s playgroup weren’t shy about getting straight back into play on Friday.
ABOUT 20 local health, education, sport, church, business, media, and local government representatives met online last Thursday to further discuss a COVID-19 recovery plan through a collaborative approach.
WITH crowds flocking to BL&G football ovals over the weekend, club presidents have reported a near-perfect showing from spectators, with only small adjustments planned moving forward.
GAWLER Swap Meet organisers have conceded this year’s iteration may need to be cancelled, but they remain hopeful a smaller event could be held later in the year.
LOCAL woman Elva Deane may have celebrated her 102nd birthday last week, but her daughter says she’s still “bright and happy”.
GAWLER’s Lyn Lillecrapp is happy to be back in the pool following the further easing of restrictions brought about because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
WORKS on a $3.1 million upgrade of the Gawler Health Service has been brought forward as part of the State Government’s COVID-19 economic response.
