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Fri, 18 May 2012|5:35am
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HEARTFELT DONATION

SINCE September, 2010, members of Gawler's Heartbeat branch have been undertaking one of its biggest fundraising efforts yet - for brand-new cardiac monitors for the Gawler Health Service.

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Car park protest continues

A LYELL McEwin patient is taking a stand against the Government's plan to privatise car parks at metropolitan hospitals.


Council defends compliancy record

AN Adelaide law firm has accused Playford Council of failing to comply with 29 sections of the Local Government Act, but council staff disagree with the majority of the findings.


Volunteer recognition

SIR - I, by no means, have grandchildren and what a rude insinuation to imply volunteering is predominantly done by those that do


Further disappointment

SIR - Following my letter in last week's Bunyip outlining how shabbily the council was treating its volunteers by organising a no-cost (to them) 'thank you’ at Princes Park – I have received a lot of calls from both angry and disappointed volunteers giving fresh information, showing Gawler is alone in doing this – which I would like to pass on to your readers.


RESIDENTS CELEBRATE

CONSTRUCTION is under way at the future site of a new multimillion-dollar aged care facility in Gawler
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Carolyn meets super horse

A DIAGNOSIS of chronic multiple sclerosis ended a life around horses for Carolyn Natt recently, but Black Caviar's SA adventure gave the Gawler woman a brush with fame she will never forget.


Salvos see locals struggle

WITH an increasing number of locals reaching crisis point, the Gawler Salvation Army branch is urging residents to dig deep for this year's Red Shield Appeal.


Barossa’s action to boost tourism

TWENTY-TWO projects and goals, necessary to drive tourism growth in the Barossa, have been outlined in an action plan released last week.


Road fatality at Evanston

A 24-year-old Paralowie woman has died following a serious vehicle accident at Evanston on Friday night.


Council’s reality check

A REALITY TV program showcasing the transformation of the Gawler Institute's basement into council office space is among a plethora of ideas aimed at slashing Gawler Council’s operating deficit.


SCHOOL’S WHOPPER WORRIES16-May-12


Tax relief for business16-May-12


Council says small business to save dollars16-May-12


EDITORIAL16-May-12


Triumphant Tom wants Wakefield16-May-12

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