Welcome to the GBA
The Gawler Broadcasting Association is an organisation dedicated to giving the people of Gawler a voice, whether through radio programs, local art and music, or short films.
If you’re interested in getting involved we’re always looking for more volunteers! You can become a member, and even create a show of your own. If you’re interested, head over to our contact page and let us know.
Vale Marilyn Simpson 1946-2021
On Thursday the 17th of June 2021, we lost Marilyn Simpson, a longtime contributor to GBA, both behind the scenes and in front of the microphone. We will remember Marilyn and a loving wife, mother and grandmother, as a strong and active member of the community, and as an almost irreplaceable part of the GBA …
Read MoreMost Recent Podcasts
Sports Central with Rick and Phil: Episode 207 – Dusty Martin
Rick and Phil discuss AFL and Dusty Martin, SACA recruiting and local BL&G Football. …
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Two Peas in a Podcast: Autumn
Trevor and Michelle talk about the first signs of Autumn in the garden, and preparation for winter. — Music; Shift of Currents by Blue Dot Sessions http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/Aeronaut/Shift_of_Currents …
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The Carlo and Laids Sports Show: Episode 216 – National Softball
Rob and Sean talk about the South Australian Stars winning the National Women’s Open Softball Championship. The state’s first title since 1956, and second overall. …
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Sports Central with Rick and Phil: Episode 206 – Trans-sport
Rick and Phil discuss local bowls and football, AFL and Transgender sport. …
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The Carlo and Laids Sports Show: Episode 215 – Anzac Day football
Rob and Sean talk about Anzac Day football. …
Listen to EpisodeGawler Oral History Project
Helen Hennessy talks with Patricia Booth about E.H. Coombe
Ephraim Henry Coombe (26 August 1858 – 5 April 1917) was editor of the Bunyip Newspaper in Gawler for many years and a very active politician representing the Gawler and Barossa areas, from 1901 to 1912, and from 1915 to 1917. He died in office. His memorial can be seen in Tanunda. It includes the following …