Tag: Police News
Burnell delivers maiden speech
MATT Burnell has used his maiden speech to Parliament as an opportunity to reaffirm his commitment to improving living standards for the average Australian.
Rising...
Cars stolen after social media ads
LOCALS selling their cars on social media platforms are bring advised by police to be cautious following a recent series of thefts, with one...
‘It’s high time’ for nuclear power debate, Pasin says
MEMBER for Barker Tony Pasin has thrown his support behind the Coalition’s decision to review nuclear power as electricity bills continue to surge for...
Edinburgh upgrades keep work local
SOUTH Australia will maintain its reputation as the defence state, with aircraft maintenance to be carried out at RAAF Base Edinburgh rather than offshore.
Upgrades...
Kapunda grants easing tertiary study
KAPUNDA High School Centenary Foundation has revealed details of its grants for 2023 to encourage students to commence tertiary studies or training next year...
‘Horticulture not viable,’ Rural Zone residents say
CLOSE to 50 people have had their say on the latest study of Gawler’s rural zone, with the overwhelming majority telling council the land...
Murray St fatal prompts review
THE family of Gawler East woman Christine Read have set up a GoFundMe page following her death at the intersection of Lyndoch Rd and...
Solid gold: Darcie’s on top of the world
KAPUNDA-born cricket superstar Darcie Brown has added a Commonwealth Games gold medal to her long list of accolades after defeating India with the Australian...
From Little things, big things grow
PAUL Little has shaken up this year’s local government elections with an announcement he will run for mayor of Gawler.
The current councillor confirmed to...
Gawler CEO’s $15k pay rise
GAWLER Council chief executive Henry Inat has received a 6 per cent pay rise in a behind closed doors meeting last week.
A special council...
Surprise item found in Gawler time capsule
A SUPRISE item was discovered among a series artefacts capturing life in Gawler in the 1870s after the opening of the McKinlay Memorial time...
