‘Put out the welcome mat,’ Adelaide Plains candidate says
By Imogen Evans
TOURISM and native vegetation enthusiast Matt Slater has decided to add his name into the hat and run for Adelaide Plains Council.
Mr...
GP incentives ‘not enough’, Pasin says
MEMBER for Barker Tony Pasin has warned of a “GP drought” in the electorate following changes to how the workforce is distributed.
However, Federal Minister...
John bolts into race for Mayor of Gawler
AN 11th-hour nomination has seen John Bolton enter the fray in the race to become Mayor of Gawler.
Speaking to The Bunyip on Monday, Mr...
Playford remembers Queen Elizabeth II
By Imogen Evans
AFTER the death of Queen Elizabeth II last week, members of the Playford community have reflected on the deep impact she left...
Remembering our Queen
GREY clouds hung over Gawler last Friday morning as the town woke to the news that Queen Elizabeth II had died overnight.
Flags above the...
Wall safety concern keeps path closed
A PROMINENT section of Gawler’s main street footpath has been closed to pedestrians for two-and-a-half months, with no immediate fix in sight.
At the start...
Aspire dispute raised in Parliament
MEMBER for Light Tony Piccolo has blasted Gawler Council over the Aspire estate dispute during debate in Parliament last week.
Rising to speak on a...
Ruby breaks through indie-pop scene
INDIE-pop artist Ruby Triplett, 17, is part of the ever-growing list of musicians emerging from Faith Lutheran College.
Drawing influence from the likes of Clairo,...
Help grant wishes of critically ill kids
SUPERMARKET chain Coles is calling on The Bunyip community to help grant life-changing wishes for critically ill children by contributing to its Make-A-Wish fundraising...
Electric skaters continue push for law change
A GAWLER East man is continuing his efforts to seek ministerial approval to ride his electric skateboard in SA, with activity already legal in...













