Tag: Letters to the Editor
Ditch the useless plastic
CAN someone please tell me, is it really necessary to have little oval plastic stickers on all our fruit?
Is it just to remind us...
Shocked by generosity
ON Friday morning at Woolworths supermarket I experienced one of the most pleasant shopping days ever.
A lady at the check-out desk next to me,...
New idea for café space
I SEE that the café in the Library area is closing again due to perceived lack of patronage and apparently not enough profit if...
Thank you from the Salvation Army
AS yet another challenging year draws to a close, I find myself again asking: how can we, at The Salvos, express our immense gratitude...
Fantastic Carols event
WHAT a lovely event the Gawler Christmas carols was, we have family staying with us from York Peninsula who absolutely loved the friendly community...
Raising funds for children in need
A SUCCESSFUL high tea full of fellowship and fundraising was held at the Truro oval complex on Sunday, November 20.
Hosted by the Friends of...
Welcome return for agricultural shows
SPRING has been a busy time in my office as we attend Agricultural Shows and Field days across the electorate.
Many of these important community...
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...
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...
Transitional housing funded in Elizabeth
NEW supported transitional homes for vulnerable youths will be delivered in Elizabeth South following a $1 billion Housing Australia Future Fund - Crisis &...
