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Wickets fell in clusters as Gawler Central dominated day one of the last minor round clash of the season, against Gilbert Valley at the Dog Track.
TIBETAN monks and an Aboriginal cultural group took part in a special ceremony at Elizabeth Park Primary School last week to consecrate the grounds where a community peace sculpture will be built.
ROYAL Society for the Blind clients in the northern suburbs will benefit from the organisation's new headquarters at Smithfield, which is triple the size of the previous location, allows extra space to display products and devices, and offers extended services.
One hundred square metres of grass was burnt on Crosby and Marsh avenues, Gawler South last Wednesday.
Council is in the red, and it is seeking the assistance of ratepayers - as the mayor says –
"to put them back in the black".
MADAM - Recent actions by the state government led me to believe it has little respect or regard for the town of Gawler and its residents.
MADAM - Like Kym Soderlindh's daughter (The Bunyip, March 3), mine was given the opportunity of a trial period by a cafe proprietor.
Local man James Rosenberg will be keen to see his Ford Falcon vehicle, car #47, do well in this weekend's Clipsal 500, with the only South Australian-based driver, Tim Slade.
A 45-year-old Kapunda man has been reported for using prescribed equipment on a high fire danger day in relation to a blaze in Kapunda on January 22.
HEARING the experiences and professional opinions of a career mentor can be like music to the ears for tertiary students who are taking the first steps in their chosen field.
11/Mar/10 TWO local girls are jetting off to Canberra next week in a bid to raise awareness of type 1 diabetes and show their support for continued government funding for research.
24/Feb/10 RETAIL development will proceed on the southern end of Gawler Racecourse, with land rezoned last week.
11/Mar/10 AN eight per cent rate increase and $6 million of asset sales will help reduce Gawler Council's debt under its draft Long Term Financial Plan, released last month.
11/Mar/10 People, wildlife and pets have been put at risk after deadly rabbit bait was 'recklessly' laid along the Samphire coastline, in a case being investigated by authorities.
11/Mar/10 A Roseworthy transport company could be forced out of business after Light Regional Council's development assessment panel (DAP) refused to allow it to park two trucks on the business owner’s property - despite a campaign by neighbours appealing to the panel to let the owner base his heavy vehicles there.
11/Mar/10 REPAIRS to guttering and improved rainwater tanks at the Gaw-ler Community House will have a 'flow-on effect' for the organisation, ultimately boosting irrigation for its community garden.
11/Mar/10 Hundreds of thousands of Australians are expected to celebrate cultural diversity in Australia over the coming weeks as part of Harmony Day 2010.
11/Mar/10 THE redeveloped Gawler Aerodrome was officially opened on Saturday.
11/Mar/10 Much like its small students, the Elsie Ey Kindergarten is growing.
3/Mar/10 Chloe Neil has lost three of her peers in road crashes in the past year and thinks enough is enough.
3/Mar/10 THE state government is promoting a culture of secrecy in Gawler by refusing to release the Gawler East Development Plan Amendment, a local candidate says.
3/Mar/10 South Australia's first veterinarian school has entered the final stages of construction.
3/Mar/10 AS many as 200 people representing the sporting interests of Gawler spilled out of the town hall last Tuesday.
3/Mar/10 A NEW $35 million Barossa Hospital would be built under a Liberal government, opposition leader Isobel Redmond pledged on Monday.
3/Mar/10 Most people would do what they can for family and friends in a heartbeat, which is a name adopted by a worthy cause for a major issue in local communities.
3/Mar/10 They're slithery, they’re slimy and they like the air-conditioned comfort of your home - as several locals have learnt.
3/Mar/10 GAWLER Racecourse land has been rezoned for retail development, but now local and state governments are at odds over who will pay for traffic infrastructure.
3/Mar/10 GAWLER Council last night decided whether to charge $300,000 in separate rates to Evanston Park landowners.
24/Feb/10 GAWLER remains at risk of becoming Adelaide's 'northern city’ under a state government plan for the town’s growth, according to mayor Brian Sambell.
24/Feb/10 Two Wells is set for an economic boost when the town's tomato greenhouse doubles in size and production in a $25 million project that will create jobs for the region.
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