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Raising awareness of diabetes

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.

Gawler Central in winning position

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.

Surplus racecourse land rezoned1

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

Reducing town's debt

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.

Rabbit bait under investigation

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.

Decision could force company's closure

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.

Assistance has flow-on effect

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.

Celebrating Gawler's cultural diversity

Hundreds of thousands of Australians are expected to celebrate cultural diversity in Australia over the coming weeks as part of Harmony Day 2010.

Redeveloped Gawler aerodrome unveiled

THE redeveloped Gawler Aerodrome was officially opened on Saturday.

Labor commits to kindergarten transformation

Much like its small students, the Elsie Ey Kindergarten is growing.

Gawler South fire under investigation

11/Mar/10 One hundred square metres of grass was burnt on Crosby and Marsh avenues, Gawler South last Wednesday.

Man reported after Kapunda blaze

3/Mar/10 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.

Vehicles targeted at Gawler East

24/Feb/10 A number of motor vehicles were broken into at Gawler East on Monday.

Virginia woman loses licence

17/Feb/10 A 32-year-old Virginia woman was detected by police at Gawler South for driving with an alleged BAC of 0.147, with her four-month-old baby in the car - and while unlicenced.

Fire sparked by electrical fault

3/Feb/10 A fire destroyed a shed on Calton road at Kalbeeba on Australia Day.

Vivian's 59 gives Tigers top spot

3/Feb/10 In a high scoring thriller at the Dog Track, Gawler Central chased down Freeling's formidable total to return to top of the Barossa and Light A1 cricket premiership ladder.

Land, hay bales damaged by fire

28/Jan/10 A fire broke out at Concordia last Wednesday, leaving a damage bill of $5000.

Senior residents urged to take care

20/Jan/10 Local senior residents are being urged to take extra care when out in the community after an attempt was made to rob an elderly man in Gawler on Wednesday.

Arcing powerlines cause fires locally

13/Jan/10 A VACANT block in Second street, Gawler South caught fire last Tuesday.

Security complacency results in crime spree

6/Jan/10 EIGHT domestic premises at Nuriootpa were broken into during hours of darkness when residents were home between December 28 and 29.

Vandalism spreads across the region

23/Dec/09 Gawler East Primary School was vandalised last Monday night.

Iron stolen from upgrade project

16/Dec/09 AROUND $10,000 worth of iron was stolen from Northern Expressway roadworks at the Gawler Bypass site in Reid overnight on Friday.

Four given notice in Two Wells dry zone

9/Dec/09 Two Wells police issued four expiation notices for consuming liquor in a dry zone after the Two Wells Christmas Parade on Friday night.

Counting the cost of damage, graffiti

2/Dec/09 Gawler High School fell victim to vandals last Wednesday, after three school buses and two classroom windows were damaged.
The damage bill totalled $1700.

Robbery, assault four arrested

25/Nov/09 FOUR teenagers have been arrested in relation to an alleged robbery and assault in Gawler
on Saturday.

Land burnt at Reeves Plains

18/Nov/09 A grass fire burnt 20 acres of land on Masters road at Reeves Plains on Thursday.

Lewiston cyclist dies

11/Nov/09 A 17-YEAR-OLD Wasleys man was arrested and charged with causing death by dangerous driving on Saturday morning after a car crash on Friday night.

Graffiti spreads across the region

4/Nov/09 FOUR shops were graffitied in Cheek avenue last Tuesday.

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