Jacob St, Gawler concerns
SOMETIMES, ratepayers of Gawler must be left dumbfounded by decisions made by council.
Take for instance a commercial property being approved in a residential area...
The process of boundary reform
I NOTE in correspondence to Council earlier this month, the Boundaries Commission are proceeding with the appointment of an investigator, to undertake an inquiry...
Make smart choices on our roads
DURING the entire year of 2022, there were a total of 71 fatalities on South Australian roads.
This year, as of current SAPOL data on...
In response to the Voice debate
IN response to Isaac Solomon’s letter (‘Words of cynicism, words of hope’, September 6), I am curious to know what letter he responded to.
I...
Thank you, it’s been an honour
THEY say all good things must come to an end, and for me, that statement came true yesterday.
After almost three years here at The...
Councils: Out of touch
I WENT to school in Gawler and shop day-today in Gawler, and I’m shocked at how out of touch councils are.
Picking up from reading...
Congratulations on 160 years
ON behalf of the Gawler Freemason’s Lodge of Fidelity No.5, I would like to congratulate The Bunyip on celebrating 160 years.
The Bunyip is indeed...
State award showcases the best of our community
IN this industry, we are privileged to meet a whole host of characters across all walks of life.
No one person is the same, but...
Opportunity lost
I WRITE in response to your article ‘Boom town Kudla’ (August 30).
For decades the residents of our southern rural zone have pleaded for low...
Words of cynicism, words of hope
IN last week’s Bunyip (August 30), some lazy and spiteful words were published about the Voice to Parliament and those seeking to advance this...
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...
