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WHILE many parents stood at the school gate, waving their children goodbye on the first day of the term, Teresa Lane was just happy to be there.
VAULTING does not get much recognition from the sporting public.
A FIRE that ripped through 40 hectares of pastoral land in Freeling on Saturday was almost certainly the work of a "serial firebug", local police have warned.
FORMER Sydney Swans' footballer and Sturt legend Simon Feast is contemplating playing at the Two Wells Football Club
in 2012.
GAWLER is on target for its hottest Christmas Day in more than two decades.
SOUTH Gawler and Gawler Central have a deep hatred for each other across various sports that stretches back over a century, but there is one sport where the rivalry between the sides has been off the boil over recent times.
Local youths will be forced to ride on the street once their local riding hang-out undergoes a drastic transformation.
The format of future Gawler Christmas celebrations has received a drastic makeover.
A state government initiative reminding international motorists to drive on the left side of the road in Australia doesn't go far enough, Alan Woods, the father of local crash victim Asha Woods, says.
The winner of the 2011 Swann Insurance 24 Hour Reliability Trial will not be known until Friday at the earliest, with six riders in contention for this year's crown.
1/Feb/12 IT is well known that the Town of Gawler was planned around the vision of Colonel William Light, the man famed for giving Adelaide its famous grid pattern.
1/Feb/12 SIR - I am concerned about reported comments by Tom Zorich (The Bunyip, January 25) that a suggested differential rate will discourage business in Gawler town centre.
1/Feb/12 SIR - I would like to bring to your attention the ongoing issues being experienced by passengers using the Gawler line replacement buses.
25/Jan/12 THE Australian cricket team is often regarded as a microcosm of our ever-changing population.
25/Jan/12 SIR - I would like to open public comment on the lack of chivalry and at times aggressive behaviour of push-bike riders once they take charge of their 'Iron Horse'.
25/Jan/12 SIR - Yesterday we drove from the Minlaton, Yorke Peninsula to Tailem Bend.
18/Jan/12 PENRICE Soda's drawn-out negotiations with the State Government to recover $4 million worth of losses arising from the Gawler rail line
closure have been "fruitless".
18/Jan/12 FOR the past 40 years, Anne Hornsey has been a permanent fixture within community groups and committees in Kapunda.
18/Jan/12 WINNING a prestigious community award has become a family tradition for the Darmodys.
18/Jan/12 WITH less than a month until harvest, Barossa vineyards remain largely unaffected by disease - a stark contrast to last year's rain-ravaged season.
11/Jan/12 SIR - Further to the article in The Bunyip (January 4, Bus plight eased for elderly), I fail to see how the Dial-A-Ride problem has been eased for all of the elderly.
11/Jan/12 SIR - This service wasn't just for older people, it was for everyone.
11/Jan/12 THE Gawler Council often receives criticism, sometimes in this very column.
4/Jan/12 SIR - A few days before Christmas, my partner was involved in a very serious domestic accident and came perilously close to losing his life.
4/Jan/12 Sir - Just a catch-up on our yearly goings for our group, Kapunda Wraps With Love, as I have been away and rather lax in reporting.
4/Jan/12 SKATING at the Gawler Sport and Community Centre will be bigger and better in 2012.
4/Jan/12 TRINITY College's highest scoring year 12 student has 99.95 reasons to celebrate.
21/Dec/11 CONGRATULATIONS must go to all who helped organise Sunday's Carols in the Park at Pioneer Park in Gawler.
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