Discussions continue on potential parade
PLANNING for Gawler’s touted inaugural Christmas parade is well underway, with a community meeting scheduled for Sunday to determine where to go from here.
And...
Food Cluster project aims to sprout fresh jobs
PRODUCING more than 200,000 tonnes of fresh produce per year, the Northern Adelaide Plains Food Cluster is a crucial supplier of local fruit and...
Region must play their part to help SA’s net zero target
A LOCAL sustainability expert has said it is imperative now more than ever that the region’s industries work together to address the climate crisis.
Rachel...
Tax cuts on the cards for low and middle income earners
WITH the 2023/24 Federal budget to be handed down next week, certain legislations from the previous government will not continue as with middle income...
Plan for flood prevention falls short of funding
THE completion of a full Business Case, vital to any long-term floodproofing of the Gawler River, remains unfunded as Barossa Council considers bowing out...
Walk with hope this Mother’s Day
THERE are many reasons people participate in the Mother’s Day Classic, but what everyone has in common is hope for a cancer-free future.
In 2023,...
Man’s best friend common cold in circulation
THE highly viral ‘kennel cough’ is doing the rounds within the canine community, leading one local vet to remind dog owners of the risk...
The Bunyip donates to Gawler RSL
THE Bunyip has once again donated funds to the Gawler RSL sub-branch with the proceeds raised from the newspaper’s four-page Anzac Day preview in...
Participatory Budgeting Initiative projects open for voting
GAWLER’S 2023 Participatory Budgeting Initiative is well underway, as council gave the tick of approval to four potential projects which will be presented to...
Have your say on skate park upgrades
SKATERS and skate park enthusiasts are invited by Gawler Council to have their say over potential Clonlea Reserve Skate Park upgrades.
Though no budget has...
Led Zeppelin, the Dees and the ‘pride of a roaring lion’
MIDWAY through February then-candidate for Light James Agness penned a letter to the editor entitled "Why I'm running", in which he impressed on constituents...
