Heatwave hazards
WHETHER you like the hot weather or not, it is safe to say the northern suburbs were sweating through a scorching hot few days...
Time to mandate the vote?
IT HAS almost been a year since the local community cast their votes for who should lead our Local Government sector at a grassroots...
Memories of a lost cat and Gawler
I’VE just watched part of a segment on the Gawler Bunyip newspaper. I’d like to tell you about the time (June 1970) when...
End of successful program
WHAT could be fairer than a Federal Government grant program which offers $150,000 for every electorate each year for small community projects?
The Stronger Communities...
Gawler’s community spirit
ONE of Gawler’s most beloved events is returning for another massive year of Village Fair fun.
This year’s fair is set to be “the best...
Anti-Poverty Week
IT is financially tough out there – for some than others.
In my work as part of the Salvos Money- care team, I see lots...
Why would it have succeeded?
IAN Tooley (Why I voted YES! - Letters The Bunyip 18/10/23), having provided us with an over-verbose history concerning early European-Australian history, most of...
An Indigenous Injustice
THIS past weekend, I attended the protest at Riverlea held by Indigenous elders and members of the community who are concerned with the treatment...
Why I voted YES!
LIKE most of us, my views and values related to prejudice and racism were shaped by my family upbringing and by my schooling, and...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice
THE referendum result does not dissolve The Salvation Army’s commitment to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities.
We remain committed to reconciliation,...
Hurn makes promise close to home
THE South Australian Liberal Party has committed $350 million to build a new Barossa hospital if elected at next month’s state election.
Member for...
