Remembering Merilyn Nicholson
I WOULD like to acknowledge the passing of ex-Councillor Merilyn Nicholson.
Merilyn was a councillor from 2014-2018.
During that time Merilyn showed herself to be an...
Odds don’t stack up
FIRSTLY, thanks to Michael Brawn for his letter to the Editor last week (July 26).
I have tried to communicate these facts in the past,...
Lead by example
AS a society, it is time that we stopped valuing sport above all else – particularly when it comes to player safety.
Since Saturday night’s...
Stop the spread
SINCE the invention of social media and its entrenchment into everyday life, the rise and rise of citizen journalism has threatened to boil over...
The Bunyip turns 160
ON Tuesday, September 5, The Bunyip will turn 160 years old.
To help celebrate the occasion, former Printing Manager Peter Ashcroft and I are planning...
Robodebt scandal is our country’s shame
FEDERAL Government Services Minister Bill Shorten once called it “Australia’s greatest failure of public administration in social security”.
That statement rang true last week when...
Rough sleepers
Following on from John Bolton’s Letter to the Editor (At wit’s end, June 14) about rough sleepers taking over our park, I completely agree...
Thanks to Rick Drewer
GREETINGS Rick Drewer.
You may or may not remember me from the Tanunda Golf Club.
Waiting at the optometrist, I was browsing through The Bunyip and...
Pioneer Park. Again.
BUS Tourists disembark in Pioneer Park for a quick stop on the weekend, Saturday July 1.
Not likely to go for a walk to the...
Hard decisions
THE never-ending story of boundary reform hit a bump in the road last week, as Deputy Mayor Nathan Shanks successfully moved a motion to...
Look Backs
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A LITTLE commotion was caused at the Adelaide Lead on Saturday afternoon by the appearance of a mysterious party who appeared to be ...
