Tony's Blog

Students from Xavier and Gawler & District College who attended constitution day seminar at parliament house arranged by local MP. Tony Piccolo.

South Australia’s oldest surviving World War II veteran, Willaston resident Sid Ey, has had his story told in State Parliament recently to mark his 102^nd birthday. 

At a recent medal presentation at Flinders University are (from Left); Dr Nonna Pesin, Mr Leonid Pesin, Professor John Beynon, Vice President and Executive Dean, College of Science and Engineering, Levi Pesin, Local MP Tony Piccolo, and Assoc Prof Vlad Ejoy.

In the wake of Holden’s closure, and Telstra’s announcement last week of the loss of 8,000 jobs Australia-wide, the State Liberal Government has confirmed it will cut funding to the Elizabeth based employment advisory service, Northern Futures, from 1 July. 

The Marshall Liberal Government has refused to honour a funding commitment made by the former Labor Government to Crime Stoppers, placing the future of the vital service in doubt. 

Some of the men that attended the BBQ Breakfast hosted by Willo’s Men’s Shed during IMHW.

Getting ready to visit Munno Para and Gawler is Labor Leader Mr Peter Malinauskas (pictured with local MP Tony Piccolo)

David Weatherly (at the back) and Kirsten Impett show local MP Tony Piccolo (front) the new vehicle which will be part of the “Wheels In Motion” program in Gawler.

Local grandmother Ms Lorraine Morton discussing her concerns with local MP, Tony Piccolo.