Humans of Gawler: Remembering Brian Thom
Humans of Gawler with Daniel Down
WHEN I first started Humans of Gawler, I really wanted to come out with guns blazing, get a real...
Header starts fire
WATER bombers were called to Wasleys once again last week, helping to extinguish a small grass fire north of the township.
Just before 6pm on...
What to consider before adopting a furry friend
WHETHER you adopt, buy from young, take in a rescue, or get a pocket pet, adding a furry friend or lovable pet to your...
The bells are ringing: 169-year-old Gawler church for sale
FOR the first time in more than 160 years, the heritage-listed church on Gawler River Rd is up for sale, offering a lucky buyer...
Train manufacturing past leaves tracks in Gawler
This article forms part of a special series to be published throughout 2023 as part of The Bunyip’s 160 anniversary celebrations.
HUNDREDS of people pass...
Fish count complete ahead of reservoir lowering
A FISH population study, ahead of a historic draining at the Warren Reservoir, has revealed an estimated 16,000 fish call the reservoir home.
More than...
Region ready to celebrate Australia Day
AUSTRALIA Day will look a lot like normal across the region this year.
Australia Day breakfasts in the Gawler, Playford, Adelaide Plains, Barossa and Light...
A giant ‘thanks’ to Bob, the sunflower man
ROBERT ‘Bob’ Modra has affectionately become known as ‘the sunflower man’, not only because of his signature sunflower hat but for the way he...
Janet’s top citizen this Australia Day
WHEN Kapunda’s Janet Will was told she was Light Regional Council’s 2023 Citizen of the Year, she immediately thought of her late father who...
Another two-car crash on Gawler roads
Police are investigating the cause of a crash near The Wheatsheaf Inn which left five people in need of treatment.
About 6.40pm on Thursday, January...











