Thousands celebrate World Teachers’ Day
AROUND 1000 teachers across the Light and Schubert electorates received appreciation certificates last Friday as a part of World Teachers’ Day 2020 celebrations.
Light MP...
Muriel raises the bat
MURIEL Barltrop has been all around South Australia since arriving from England in 1950, and on Friday, after living in Gawler for nearly 30...
Groovin’ the Mo
Jack Hudson
THREE school friends are banding together in an effort to raise money for Movember this year.
Thomas Fuller, Julian Armitt and The Bunyip’s own...
A Daisy chain of support
To lose a child is an unimaginable loss and something difficult to speak about. Bunyip editor Sara Gilligan recently met with local couple Daniel...
Upset over green light to GM crops
FARMERS and food industry representatives have rallied outside the office of primary industries minister David Basham in response to his decision to knock-back all...
Santa Claus is (still) coming to town
Jack Hudson
THE Christmas feeling is still coming to Gawler, with Santa’s Workshop running in the Gawler Civic Centre in late December.
The workshop is a...
Christmas in the Park
Jack Hudson
THE Gawler Apex Club will hold its annual Christmas market this year despite the cancellation of its usual partnering event, the Gawler Carols.
The...
Cyclists take centre stage on GELR
Brendan Simpkins
GAWLER made its debut as a stage in the Cycling SA Super Series on Sunday, with organisers leaving the door open to a...
Mayors behind raise the rate campaign
Jack Hudson
GAWLER and Playford councils are united in a fight against the Federal Government’s proposed JobSeeker cuts and to ensure the rate is raised...
Councillor legal advice policy debated
Brendan Simpkins
SUBSTANTIAL debate on councillors’ access to legal advice filled the Gawler Council chamber last month – leaving a number of motions on notice...