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Gawler Council eyes government funding
GAWLER Council is looking to obtain approximately $12.4 million in State and Government grant funding for local projects.
A report tabled in May showed more...
Response to Light budget
LIGHT Regional Council’s draft 2020/21 budget has garnered 16 submissions from the public.
Elected members were presented with the results of council’s recent public consultation...
SA-BEST backs Barossa tourist train
A STATE politician has thrown his support behind a tourist train operation to the Barossa during a speech in parliament.
A fortnight ago, SA-BEST legislative...
Signage makeover in the works
TOURISM signage across the towns of Greenock, Freeling and Kapunda, is set for a refresh, after an audit found existing infrastructure inconsistent, outdated and...
Fourth man faces court over alleged kidnapping
A FOURTH man has been arrested over an alleged kidnapping at Elizabeth Park on the weekend, with three other alleged suspects facing court on...
Major deficit changes for APC budget
ADELAIDE Plains Council is set to slash its expected operating deficit by more than $690,000 in its 2020/21 budget, if a range of savings...
Road fix at Seppeltsfield
LIGHT Regional Council has been successful in its application for funding to upgrade Gerald Roberts Road, in Seppeltsfield.
A grant of $1 million has been...
Recycled water plan for Gawler ‘green belt’
GAWLER’S “green belt” could be hooked up to a recycled water system in an attempt to encourage primary production in the area as part...
First look at Nuri High upgrade
THE concept designs for a major upgrade to Nuriootpa High School have been revealed to the public.
The $4.4 million project will see the construction...
Plans to work together
LYNDOCH businessman Charlie Scalzi wants people to know he is honest, hard-working, and has the community’s interests at heart, after having had his plans...
Spirit of women shines in Gawler
THE northern community gathered in its hundreds to celebrate and acknowledge the spirit of women last week with the annual Gawler International Women’s Day...
