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Push for upgrades1

Chloe Neil has lost three of her peers in road crashes in the past year and thinks enough is enough.

Surplus racecourse land rezoned1

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

Answers sought on DPA

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.

Final stages of construction1

South Australia's first veterinarian school has entered the final stages of construction.

Strong interest

AS many as 200 people representing the sporting interests of Gawler spilled out of the town hall last Tuesday.

Liberals pledge new hospital

A NEW $35 million Barossa Hospital would be built under a Liberal government, opposition leader Isobel Redmond pledged on Monday.

Keeping hearts beating

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.

Snake sightings on the increase

They're slithery, they’re slimy and they like the air-conditioned comfort of your home - as several locals have learnt.

Who will pay?

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.

Separate council rates proposed

GAWLER Council last night decided whether to charge $300,000 in separate rates to Evanston Park landowners.

Sandy Creek consolidate top spot

3/Mar/10 With one minor round match remaining, an emphatic 195 run victory by Sandy Creek over Gawler Central has virtually assured the club top position on the premiership ladder, in its inaugural season of Barossa and Light cricket.

Mechanical failure for Jones at Mallala

3/Mar/10 After a long and exhausting three weeks of rebuilding his drift car, Jake Jones was finally ready to compete in the G1 Extreme Drift series at Mallala Motor Sport Park last month.

Sandy Creek in powerful position

24/Feb/10 Playing for a certain top two finish and virtually guaranteeing the minor premiership, Sandy Creek is in a powerful position in its round 13 clash with the second-placed Gawler Central side, on the hard wicket at Williamstown oval.

Sandy Creek taste six-a-side success

24/Feb/10 Sandy Creek proved too strong in the grand final of the under 16 six-a-side cricket competition at Lyndoch Oval, beating Tanunda by 10 runs.

Dawe's 99 not enough for win

17/Feb/10 Gawler Central conceded top spot in an interesting Barossa and Light A1 cricket premiership table, despite a gallant run chase on day two of its contest with Tanunda at Gawler oval.

Silverware for Sandy Creek Cockatoos

17/Feb/10 In its inaugural season of Barossa & Light cricket, Sandy Creek has won its first silverware, with an exciting win over Angaston in the one-day grand final.

Veteran's century has Tigers on back foot

11/Feb/10 A patient 133 from 41-year-old top order Tanunda batsman John Farley has set up a formidable run chase for Gawler Central on day two of a round 12 clash at Gawler Oval this Saturday.

Second fastest man in the world

11/Feb/10 Jack Bobridge burnt up the track in last week's National cycling titles, held in Adelaide, clocking the third fastest time ever recorded for the 4000m individual pursuit.

Fifth for Gawler swimmers

3/Feb/10 A team of 26 swimmers from Gawler Amateur Swimming Club participated in the 51st annual South Australian Country Championships and Superfish program at Loxton.

100 run partnership crushes Tigers

28/Jan/10 Two separate batting collapses, no less than 14 sixes and a match winning 126-run partnership between Matt Ryan and Bombers captain Craig Reimann were the highlights in a interesting contest when Kapunda won against Gawler Central on Saturday.

Gawler wins softball championship

28/Jan/10 Gawler has taken out the state softball championship B grade title with an exciting 8-7 victory over Adelaide in the grand final, played at West Beach on Sunday.

Cockatoos dominate with bat and ball

20/Jan/10 Sandy Creek started 2010 off in style with a solid 105 run victory over Freeling at Williamstown on Saturday in a Barossa and Light A1 cricket match.

Racing cool, on the track

20/Jan/10 Competitive motorbike rider Graham Snaith has an important message for other two-wheel enthusiasts, 'don't race on the road’.

Australian honours for Barossa lads

13/Jan/10 AT the Australian Country Cricket Championships (ACCC), currently being held at Albury-Wodonga, Outbacks captain Boh Wall and quick James Vandeleur, have gained selection in the national country team.

Debut season finishes on high

13/Jan/10 REEVES Plains rookie driver Gemma Deakin has finished her maiden season of circuit racing with a podium position.

Focus on northern tennis

6/Jan/10 THE coming together of three tennis organisations promises to offer more opportunities for northern area tennis players, including in Gawler.

Action packed event at Virginia

6/Jan/10 ADELAIDE'S Speedway City roared into life on Boxing Day for round four of the Performance Wholesalers World Series Sprintcars, doubling as the opening round of the East Coast Pipeline Speedweek.

Lions go down in Twenty-20 match

23/Dec/09 In the first ever Barossa and Light cricket official round of Twenty-20 for premiership points, South Gawler was smashed by Light Pass.

Bronze for Trinity athletics

23/Dec/09 The Trinity College junior boys' athletics team finished with a bronze medal at the National Knockout Athletics Championships, held recently at Olympic Park, Melbourne.

Second placed Tigers victorious

16/Dec/09 In the penultimate clash to complete the pre Christmas program, Gawler Central beat Sandy Creek in a top of the table encounter at the Dog Track by 45 runs.

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