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Thu, 29 July 2010|10:39pm
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Rocky road to progress

PROPOSED traffic infrastructure for Gawler East and Environs development has finally been released, signalling an imminent decision from the state government over the new suburb.

Tigers wear down injured Bombers

Football is a funny game. After belting Nuriootpa the previous week, Gawler Central Tigers had to pull out all stops to wear down a lowly-placed and injury-decimated Kapunda Bombers on Saturday on the dog track.

Surplus racecourse land rezoned1

RETAIL development will proceed on the southern end of Gawler Racecourse, with land rezoned last week.

Plans to expand

MAJOR development at Roseworthy is another step closer.

Still a winner

HE didn't take the MasterChef crown, but runner-up Callum Hann is just proud he made it through the competition’s first round.

Funding secured for busy department

GAWLER'S accident and emergency service has been funded for the next three years - but local GPs are struggling to find doctors to work there.

Demand for top-end homes

SALES of top-end family homes have seen the median house price surpass $300,000 for the first time, in areas in the Gawler region.

Nominate for Gawler's best

GAWLER'S best building or landscape design will this year be recognised, with the eighth Gawler Prize up for grabs.

One stop for library, information centre

THE Barossa Visitor Information Centre on Murray street, Tanunda, will welcome a new housemate - the Tanunda Library.

Challenged by community involvement

Age has not deterred local Christopher Maiolo from giving back to his community.

Editorial

28/Jul/10 Gawler East's traffic infrastructure plan has now been made public, and it seems this growing town is destined for more roundabouts and traffic lights.

Too narrow

28/Jul/10 MADAM - I refer to the photo of the vehicle (The Bunyip, June 14) that had damage to its side after being hit by another car in Murray street.

Campaign support

28/Jul/10 MADAM - I live in Angle Vale and I have a daughter with type one diabetes.

Call to vote

21/Jul/10 MADAM - This is an open letter to South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) country-based members to take the opportunity and vote in this year's board of management elections.

Unwanted theft

21/Jul/10 MADAM - To the person who walked into my shop at 6.40pm on Friday, July 9, you took my handbag with my weekly takings to pay business bills and rent money.

Editorial

21/Jul/10 Announcement of an early election has triggered wide-ranging views about politicians, their parties and what their policies would mean for Australia.

Disgrace

14/Jul/10 MADAM - What is happening to our public health system?

Deserve to be heard

14/Jul/10 MADAM - I am writing in reference to an article (The Bunyip, June 23) expressing concerns and opinions of local MP Tony Piccolo, with the proposed future developments around the Gaw-ler area.

Editorial

14/Jul/10 Speculation is rife that release of the Gawler East DPA is imminent, after more than a year of consultation.

Reduce speed limit

8/Jul/10 MADAM - As a concerned parent of a child that attends St. Jakobi Lutheran School, located between Lyndoch and Williamstown on the Lyndoch Valley road, I would like to raise what I consider to be a major safety hazard.

Just dreaming

8/Jul/10 MADAM - Was Tony Piccolo standing at the new snake dreaming wall on the Northern Expressway? (The Bunyip, June 30).

Editorial

8/Jul/10 GAWLER'S new $13 million racecourse is worth boasting about.

Mass settlement

30/Jun/10 MADAM - As a potential candidate for the November Council Election I am concerned that no councillor questioned the mass settlement of housing being built so close to the landfill site near Blakeview.

Time to fight back

30/Jun/10 MADAM - Open letter to Minister Paul Holloway.


Editorial

30/Jun/10 LIKE a reflection of the new Labor government, Gawler Council's new proposed budget offers 'much of the same’.

Editorial1

23/Jun/10 Long-term locals would appreciate that communities are made of more than bricks and mortar.

Lost cause

23/Jun/10 MADAM - I write to you in response to your article, 'Ian calls for climate action', (The Bunyip, June 17).

Great support

23/Jun/10 MADAM - Gawler has once again come out and supported the Gawler Branch of the Cancer Council's Biggest Morning Tea.

Editorial

17/Jun/10 IT'S an exciting time for Gawler’s town and country, as the council moves forward to create a true entry point to the region.

Coping with population

17/Jun/10 MADAM - Gawler has approximately 36,000 plus population that does not include outlying districts.

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