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Starting out

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.

FIREBUG SEARCH

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.

Dreaming of a bright Christmas

GAWLER is on target for its hottest Christmas Day in more than two decades.

New path angers local youth3

Local youths will be forced to ride on the street once their local riding hang-out undergoes a drastic transformation.

New festival plans

The format of future Gawler Christmas celebrations has received a drastic makeover.

Crash victim’s father says initiative not full answer

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.

Results up in the air

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.

Morey honoured

Central District Football Club's first playing life member and 200-game player, Sonny Morey (pictured) has been honoured as the playing coach of the "SANFL’s indigenous team of the ages".

Green light for roundabout2

Funding has been allocated for the installation of a roundabout at Willaston's notorious Redbanks and Main North roads intersection.

Small business strain

RETAILERS are concerned new national employment standards will make it too costly to operate and result in more shop closures in Gawler.

Vaulting from the unknown

1/Feb/12 VAULTING does not get much recognition from the sporting public.

Roosters ready for big feast

4/Jan/12 FORMER Sydney Swans' footballer and Sturt legend Simon Feast is contemplating playing at the Two Wells Football Club
in 2012.

Grudge match’s rain delay

21/Dec/11 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.

Second quarter seals deal for Tanunda

8/Jun/11 Seven consecutive goals in the second quarter set up Tanunda Magpies' emphatic victory over an undisciplined Willaston Donnybrooks’ side on Saturday in Barossa, Light and Gawler football.

Bombers dish out football lesson

20/Apr/11 Exploding out of the blocks, Kapunda Bombers dominated the first half of the clash against South Gawler Lions at Evanston, eventually winning by a convincing 59-point margin.

South coach talks finals footy

1/Feb/12 NEW South Gawler Football Club coach Scott Lee has said he expects his side to improve dramatically on a disastrous season last year, even mentioning finals football.

Ango takes T20 title

25/Jan/12 ANGASTON took out the annual Barossa & Light carnival in a canter on Sunday, defeating hosts Nuriootpa in the final.

Valley's amazing escape

18/Jan/12 BAROSSA & District cricket produced yet another clash to remember on Saturday when Gilbert Valley escaped with a two-run win at Tanunda.

Kapunda too good

18/Jan/12 DESPITE a spirited effort from South Gawler, Kapunda was able to chase down its total with four wickets in hand in another game dominated by the bat on Saturday.

Another local off to AIS

18/Jan/12 THE Gawler connection at the Australian Institute of Sport is to be strengthened following the selection of Dylan Pickert for a 12-month soccer scholarship.

Soccer’s lady pioneer

11/Jan/12 WHEN the time comes to look back on her soccer career, former Trinity College student Kristy Moore will realise how much of a pioneer she has been in the game.

Revitalised Central hands rusty Tanunda a hiding

11/Jan/12 An emphatic bowling display saw Gawler Central rip through Tanunda on Saturday to post an easy 94-run win.

Late Christmas gift for Searle

4/Jan/12 TRAINER Gary Searle received a post-Christmas present when his charge Nevele Tel saluted the judge in the 2126-metre second race on Family Day at the Evanston racecourse on December 28.

Mitchell a natural…

21/Dec/11 SOCCER runs through 12-year-old Gawler boy Mitchell Higgins' veins like blood and the proof is in his on-field performance.

Transfer change blocked

14/Dec/11 THE Barossa, Light & Gawler Football Association delegates voted not to make significant changes to its controversial local transfer rule at the league's AGM last week.

Kapunda doubles up

14/Dec/11 KAPUNDA won its second Barossa & Light Bowling Association match of the season on Saturday with a resounding victory over the struggling Eudunda.

Wheeling all over town

14/Dec/11 GAWLER Wheelers has given road cyclists young and old new incentive to jump back on the bike.

South on the improve

14/Dec/11 SOUTH Gawler was beaten on Saturday by Gilbert Valley in the Barossa & Light one-day cricket round, but the Lions are definitely on the improve.

Rams win a close contest

14/Dec/11 VIRGINIA recorded its third straight win of the season with a victory over Smithfield, thanks to a late display of hitting from tail-ender Nathan Warren (54).

Little athletes win big funds

7/Dec/11 GAWLER Little Athletics will upgrade equipment with some much-needed funds it recently received through a national promotion.

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