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GD Automotive Electrical Repairs Pty Ltd was opened by Karen and George DePasquale back in 1981 and quickly gained a reputation for quality service and workmanship in the Northern Adelaide area. Stephen and Nicole Dall purchased the business from Nicole’s parents Karen and George Depasquale in 2013. They continue the proud tradition of running a family business.

GD Automotive Electrical Repairs Pty Ltd was opened by Karen and George DePasquale back in 1981 and quickly gained a reputation for quality service and workmanship in the Northern Adelaide area. Stephen and Nicole Dall purchased the business from Nicole’s parents Karen and George Depasquale in 2013. They continue the proud tradition of running a family business.

Compost your garden and kitchen waste in the environmentally friendly Areobin. Fertilizers are both organic and chemical. Quality garden accessories including stainless steel tools, secateurs and long life gloves. Insect and disease control options. Advice on low environmental impact alternatives is available.

Brooks Hire commenced in 1979 when Doug Brooks purchased two u/s compressors on bankcard. In 1982 Doug purchased the first piece of mobile plant an 8 tonne JEC crane, by tender, which Doug drove to Eneabba. At the time of buying the crane, Doug was operating the business from a shed at Eneabba working 18 hour days and living 5 days a week in a humpy at the back of a shed.

In 1930 Frederick Irwin Worthley opened a hardware store on Port Rd at Hindmarsh with his wife. During the depression, people would collect butt ends of solder and bring them in to Fred and he would pay them cash. He then remelted the ends into sticks of solder to sell in the hardware store. Allen’s son Brett started in 2000 and is now proudly managing Worthley’s.

In 1930 Frederick Irwin Worthley opened a hardware store on Port Rd at Hindmarsh with his wife. During the depression, people would collect butt ends of solder and bring them in to Fred and he would pay them cash. He then remelted the ends into sticks of solder to sell in the hardware store. Allen’s son Brett started in 2000 and is now proudly managing Worthley’s.

Established in 1945 by Frank & Dot Livingston, Keith Timber Group has grown from humble beginnings located in a small country town to become a dominant player in the South Australian frame & truss, timber and hardware markets. We specialise in the supply of timber, hardware and building supplies to the South Australian and Western Victoria trade and retail markets.