Thank you to our health workers
I WAS delighted to read in The Bunyip (Life Support, November 9), that the local ambulance service is to receive another ambulance and crew.
This...
Why I stood for Mayor
FIRSTLY I would like to sincerely congratulate the re-elected Mayor Karen Redman.
Secondly I would like to explain the reason that I stood. I am...
It is time to call it out
BOB Dylan once wrote: how many roads must a man walk down, before you call him a man? It is one of the most...
Stand up and be counted
THERE was an interesting comment made amongst the theatrics of Gawler Council’s ‘Meet the Candidates’ session.
Delivering the opening line of her two-minute pitch, Louise...
Online dangers require action on many levels
Editor’s note: This letter contains content about sexual assault, violence and harassment.
ANOTHER day, another damming insight into the repugnant nature of some Australians who...
Artworks connecting our past, present and future
AS beautiful as artworks can be to view, in some cases it’s not only the final form that matters, but also the process of...
Too many sports betting ads
CONGRATULATIONS to Rick Drewer who yet again has proved himself to be a concerned and responsible member of society.
His article ‘Pervasive world of sports...
Local support for a Voice to Parliament
IN my first speech to Parliament, I started by acknowledging the traditional owners of this land and paying respect to elders.
I am proud to...
Need for new walkway called into question
IT seems to me that the Gawler Council just wastes the ratepayers’ money by putting in unnecessary pathways such as the recent path on...
Gawler market a success
CONGRATULATIONS to the founders of the Gawler Makers’ Market.
The first market, held on Sunday, was an amazing success for all involved and it was...
Angaston reclaim bragging rights
IT was a quiet week for the Barossa and Light Bowling Association due to Thursday’s action being wiped out by the mini heatwave, but...
