Mapped: Where billions are pouring into Gawler
Community upgrades totalling a staggering $4.7 billion are transforming Gawler as the region prepares for 30,000 new residents. See the project map.
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BENT costumes fit with military precision
From his garage in his Adelaide Hills, Ken Kurtz has amassed one of the biggest collections of historical military uniforms – all thanks to a love for theatre.
Tree tragedy: ‘I just wanted to hold her hand’
A driver was killed by a tree fall in Stirling last night. The first person to arrive attempted to comfort the victim and call for help.
Old priest training ground sells for $1.06m
A 20-year-long quest to find a home for his theatre organ has seen a local buyer pay above market value for the former St Francis Xavier Catholic Seminary.
Contested mine site a ‘bushfire risk’
Hills winemakers have accused mining company Terramin of failing to manage the bushfire risk at its overgrown Bird in Hand Rd property.
King’s Baptist lodges new school plans
Expressions of interest have opened for a new private school in Mount Barker, set to open in 2023.
$30m aged care plans revealed for Mount Barker
Aged care is getting a lush new makeover in Mount Barker, where developers plan to offer everything a hair salon, cafe, wellness centre and more.
First they saved Deb’s life. Now all three are saving others
Jo and Bec saved Deb’s life during the Cudlee Creek bushfire – now they’ve teamed up for a therapy program exploding in popularity.
Hahndorf to host first regional SA soccer cup
Hundreds of rising soccer stars will take to local pitches this weekend for the inaugural Adelaide Hills Junior Soccer Association Regional Cup. SEE how the teams are shaping up here.
Mayors’ plea: Let the TDU go ahead
Community leaders of the areas visited by Tour Down Under riders hope the 2021 event will still proceed despite the challenges of the pandemic.
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