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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.

Grants assist student learning

Three Playford schools are finalist reward recipients of the Better Schools Promotion.

Golf club suffers another attack

THE Two Wells Golf Club suffered another spate of property damage, with a 44-gallon drum of oil emptied onto the ground on Sunday. Tee flags and globes were stolen from the club last week.

Editorial

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

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

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

Central wins top-two battle

Gawler Central claimed its biggest scalp of the season with a comfortable 16-goal win at the dog track courts against Kapunda on Saturday.

New teaching facility for Playford North

Funding has been approved for a new training and teaching facility, to be built next door to the GP Super Clinic in Playford North.

Local man lucky to escape accident

A MALLALA man was lucky to escape with no serious injuries from a vehicle rollover at Germantown road, Korunye, last Friday.

Call to vote

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.

Rocky road to progress

28/Jul/10 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.

Surplus racecourse land rezoned1

24/Feb/10 RETAIL development will proceed on the southern end of Gawler Racecourse, with land rezoned last week.

Plans to expand

28/Jul/10 MAJOR development at Roseworthy is another step closer.

Still a winner

28/Jul/10 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

28/Jul/10 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

28/Jul/10 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

28/Jul/10 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

28/Jul/10 THE Barossa Visitor Information Centre on Murray street, Tanunda, will welcome a new housemate - the Tanunda Library.

Challenged by community involvement

28/Jul/10 Age has not deterred local Christopher Maiolo from giving back to his community.

Federal minister visits local centres

28/Jul/10 CHILD care was certainly on the radar in Gawler last Wednesday, when federal minister for early childhood education, child care and youth Kate Ellis visited centres in the region.

Golden chefs

21/Jul/10 A GOLDEN Chef's Hat Award is up for grabs - and Tanunda duo Daniel Murphy and Joel Stephens are strongly in contention.

Racing is back

21/Jul/10 EARLY morning rain didn't deter 1000 keen punters, club members and locals from the grand opening of Gawler’s $13 million redeveloped racecourse last Wednesday.

Champion battle set for August date

21/Jul/10 NEW trade schools, training places for nurses and doctors and border protection form part of Nick Champion's campaign platform, as he fights to retain the seat of Wakefield in the November federal election.

World's worst weed spreads to region

21/Jul/10 TWO of the world's worst aquatic weeds have reared their far-from-ugly heads in the
region.

Grape growers learn skills for future

21/Jul/10 More than 100 grape growers converged in Tanunda last week to learn growing strategies for success as part of the Barossa Viticulture Conference.

Action group needed

21/Jul/10 A LOCAL action group to advise on developments in the Gawler district should be formed to ensure sustainable and manageable growth, former Light candidate Cosie Costa says.

Barossa does not need passenger trains: Conlon1

21/Jul/10 A PASSENGER train service to the Barossa Valley is unjustifiable, transport minister Patrick Conlon has said.

Seven will re-stand in Mallala

21/Jul/10 SEVEN of the eleven Mallala Council members will re-stand in the upcoming local government election.

Gamers hit the big screen

21/Jul/10 "GOING back to the old LCD will never be the same after this."

Local roads fight

14/Jul/10 GAWLER Council is in a fight for local roads, with revelations the region's traffic infrastructure cannot cope with upcoming
developments.

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