Tag: Police News
Council trials Licence Plate Recognition technology
TOWN of Gawler has begun a trial of new technology with the aim of monitoring parking more efficiently across the town.
Council has implemented new...
Town of Gawler votes to increase loan limit
TOWN of Gawler has voted in favour of increasing its loan borrowing capacity by $15 million, in line with its Long Term Financial Plan...
Rising costs continue to impact local businesses
GAWLER business owners are feeling the pinch more than ever, according to one organisation.
Business Gawler – formerly known as the Gawler Business Development Group...
High whisk, high reward: Gawlerite’s recipe for success
A GAWLER baker got a taste of sweet victory at this year’s Adelaide Royal Show when she won the first-place prize for her baked...
Yalumba claims another win at Sydney wine show
A BAROSSA wine juggernaut has claimed another gong at a recent wine show in Sydney.
The Yalumba Sanctum Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 was a big winner at...
Investing in healthy and resilient young South Aussies
ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR JUNIOR SPORT PARTICIPATION RHIANNON PEARCE
AN active involvement in sport and recreation can provide lifelong benefits to our kids’ physical, mental, and...
Celebrating a love of music
JOHN CLARKE
FROM the very beginning, music was an integral part of life in the Barossa Valley for the German settlers.
That love of music will...
Bah Humbug release
MARTIN JOHNSON
TO FOLLOW up my successful book, From Humbug to Significant Voice, launched last year celebrating Gawler’s community-focused newspaper The Bunyip’s 160th birthday, I...
All hours pharmacy remains busy
NORTHERN suburbs residents continue to utilise the Salisbury Plain Chemist Warehouse out of hours, one of three pharmacies that has commenced 24-hour operations this...
Training programs in the spotlight
THE South Australian Training Awards finalists were announced last week, with multiple schools and businesses across the region making the cut.
Kapunda High School has...
A journey of self discovery
IT is dusk, rain is trickling down the fogged up window panels and you hear the lush trees outside thrash in the wind while...
