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Looking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 25th JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 25th June 2025
150 years ago, A case of embezzlement heard at Gawler court house, 100 years ago, Murder in Gawler, 50 years ago new transport plans for region, 25 years ago, Gawler Station to get security upgrade, and 10 years ago State Government plans new highway.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Dougie Mathieson and Mags Macfarlane...2025-07-0309 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with The Bunyip: Wednesday 4th JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 4th June 2025
150 years ago, Barossa Electors go to the polls, 100 years ago, a letter to the editor on Gawler oval management, 50 years ago Gawler pharmacies are targets of drug raids and 10 years ago local couple looking forward to being married.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Dougie Mathieson and Mags Macfarlane
...2025-06-1205 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back With The Bunyip: Wednesday 28th MayLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 28th May 2025
150 years ago, Barossa Election yet another one, 100 years ago, Football is on again in Gawler, 50 years ago concerns about death toll on Gawler bypass, and 10 years ago Gawler’ population is growing.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Dougie Mathieson and Mags Macfarlane
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dougie_Mathieson__Mags...2025-06-1204 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 21st MayLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 21st May 2025
150 years ago, The Yatala election result threatens the government , 100 years ago, a noted female journalist visits Gawler, 50 years ago a new town plan for Gawler is presented, 25 years ago, a beloved Willaston church holds its final service, and 10 years ago Gawler scores a significant funding package.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burn...2025-05-2907 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 30th AprilLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 30th April 2025
150 years ago, The Royal English Opera has a new line up, 100 years ago, Anzac Day is commemorated in Gawler, 50 years ago the Donnybrooks reminisce, 25 years ago, a skate park for Gawler is planned, and 10 years ago Aldi Supermarkets acquire land at Evanston Park.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Dougie Mat...2025-05-0804 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with The Bunyip: Wednesday 16th AprilLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 16th April 2025
150 years ago new council chamber plans hit obstacles, 100 years ago, Gawler summer race meeting receives nominations, 50 years ago A government study aims to improve local bus services, 25 years ago, the popular Gawler South market is threatened by proposed development, and 10 years ago dangerous intersection at Kudla not to be upgraded.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A...2025-04-2306 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 2nd AprilLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 2nd April 2025
150 years ago the Bunyip reports on a successful Sunday School Picnic, 100 years ago, Gawler is visited by a frolicsome wind, 50 years ago Higginbotham announce new homes for Gawler, 25 years ago 18 candidates complete in Gawler council elections, and 10 years ago Mallala hospital closes its’ doors.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Doug...2025-04-1609 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with The Bunyip: Wednesday 26th MarchLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 26th March 2025
150 years ago Gawler Baptist Church celebrates an anniversary, 100 years ago, a new Catholic School is discussed, 50 years ago more housing for Gawler, 25 years ago drop in crime rate in the North, and 10 years ago Council and Government at loggerheads over development.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Dougie Mathieson and Ma...2025-04-1009 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with The Bunyip: Wednesday 26th FebruaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 26th February 2025
150 years ago a local voter cheats the system, 100 years ago, Kapunda Mayor and councillors visit Gawler, 50 years ago concerns raised for the viability of Gawler Town Council, 25 years ago Barossa council media gag blasted and 10 years ago four percent rate rise cap for Gawler.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Do...2025-03-1308 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with The Bunyip: Wednesday 19th FebruaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 19th February 2025
150 years ago bolting horses are a problem in Gawler, 100 years ago, tuberculosis detected in Gawler cows, 50 years ago concerns raised about impact on quarrying in Barossa, 25 years ago house prices soar in Gawler and 10 years ago plaudits for new Gawler oval facilities.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Burns by Dougie Mathieson an...2025-02-2709 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 5th FebruaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 5th February 2025
150 years ago a report from the Lady Alice Company, 100 years ago, Sunday train services required for Gawler Central, 50 years ago, Local unemployed await the roll out of a government regional development scheme, 25 years ago PM promises to support local services and 10 years ago, a leading role for young Gawler cricketer.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A...2025-02-2506 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back With The Bunyip: Wednesday 29th JanuaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 29th January 2025
150 years ago Local Industry verses public health, 100 years ago, there is a railway collision at Roseworthy 50 years ago a new plans for Gawler Town Centre are still under discussion, 25 years ago Virginia is indeed bountiful and 10 years ago Anzac Day is to go ahead in Gawler.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to Robbie Bu...2025-02-0607 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back With The Bunyip: Wednesday 22nd JanuaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 22nd January 2025
150 years ago a serious accident occurred at Shea Oak Log, 100 years ago, Gawler Mayor calls for common time for Gawler 50 years ago a new plans for Gawler Town Centre are outlined, 25 years ago Tour Down Under passes through Gawler and 10 years ago issues arise over the Anzac Day Dawn Service.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A...2025-02-0609 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 8th JanuaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 8th January 2025
150 years ago bushfires cause devastation in the Gawler and Kapunda areas, 100 years ago, Gawler footpath upgrades are discussed, 50 years ago record locals donate to cyclone aid, 25 years ago legendary Gawler store closes its door for the last time and 10 years ago devastating fire breaks out at Sampson Flat.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing music taken from A Tribute to...2025-01-1609 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 18th DecemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 18th December 2024
150 years ago an evening train service for Gawler and Kapunda is needed, 100 years ago, Gawler Primary School students call for a “revenge” match against their fathers, 50 years ago record there is a move to create more jobs in Gawler 25 years ago Woolies finally get the green light and 10 years ago local climber is on her way to Everest.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com2025-01-1609 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 20th NovemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 20th November 2024
150 years ago a new mine starts work in the Barossa gold fields, 100 years ago, Gawler has an unwelcome visitor, 50 years ago Gawler Mayor criticises opposition leader over council boundary reform, 25 years ago local Gawler man and his beloved dog are reunited, and 10 years ago local cricketer hits “six of the best”.
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com2024-12-0508 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 13th NovemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 13th November 2024
150 years ago Sunbeams, a poem, 100 years ago, a visitor is welcomed by Gawler Foresters, 50 years ago councillors fear the impact of amalgamations, 25 years ago police appeal for help in apprehending a murderer, and 10 years ago Gawler has a new Mayor, Karen Redman..
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing mus...2024-11-2807 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 23rd OctoberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 23rd October 2024
150 years ago A fire breaks out in the centre of Gawler, 100 years ago the local agricultural district receives “glorious rains”, 50 years ago District councils plan protest, 25 years ago Gawler Council calls for support for Woolies, and 10 years ago vandals damage racecourse.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Openin...2024-10-3108 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 16th OctoberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 16th October 2024
150 years ago Gawler plans for a public school, 100 years ago bike riders are “mulcted” for riding on pavements, 50 years ago Gawler residents wish to remain a town and not become a suburb, 25 years ago local people complain about inconsistent costs, and 10 years ago young cricketer, Britany gets a shot.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler...2024-10-2408 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 2nd OctoberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 2nd October 2024
150 years ago a daring robber strikes in Willaston, 100 years ago a Diphtheria outbreak in Salisbury cases three deaths and the closing of the school, 50 years ago is locals express concern about the safety of the Gawler West swing bridge, 25 years ago a local runner breaks a world record, and 10 years ago Gawler Council seeks budget rule changes.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more in...2024-10-1709 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 18th SeptemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 18th September 2024
150 years ago The Lady Alice strikes gold, 100 years ago Gawler District Band makes and impression, 50 years ago Barossa ratepayers reject change, 25 years ago Gawler council wards go and 10 years ago a heritage church is to become a “bottle’o”
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history website, www.gawlerhistory.com
Opening and closing...2024-10-0506 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 4th SeptemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 4th September 2024
150 years ago Earthquakes, AKA, “alarming convulsions of nature”, are felt in the district, 100 years ago the Gawler South Church Day School receives a favourable report, 50 years ago Calls for a Straw Poll over the Woolworth’s site are rejected, 25 years ago Syd Ey semi retires, and 10 years ago the Gawler South War Memorial battle concludes.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler N...2024-10-0508 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 12th JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 12th June 2024
150 years ago, a man was charged in Salisbury Police court for ignorance of the law, 100 years ago there is a serious accident at the Racecourse, 50 years ago the boundaries report is about to be released, 25 years ago Gawler experiences a real estate boom, and 10 years ago Gawler Health Service outshines other hospitals.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now and Th...2024-06-2509 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 15th MayLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 15th May 2024
150 years ago, Love making on the stage verses on the streets; what is acceptable?, 100 years ago Souths vanquish Lyndoch, 50 years ago there is a call for more police patrols to counter a rise in break ins, 25 years ago Gawler councillor, Tony Piccolo makes a significant announcement, and 10 years ago there is a call for fibre for Gawler.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more in...2024-05-3009 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 6th MarchLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 6th March 2024
150 years ago, there is demand for small cottages in Gawler, 100 years ago a woman is charged for using insulting words, 50 years ago Prince Phillip enjoys a “relaxing” day in the Barossa, 25 years ago Gawler Markets shut down, and 10 years ago Miles Scotson of Evanston Park wins gold.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history websit...2024-03-1308 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 24th JanuaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 24th January 2024
150 years ago, the abuse of “manual wit” had a regrettable result, 100 years ago a minor tornado caused damage in Gawler South, 50 years ago locals were excited about a visit from John Farnham, 25 years ago there is growing frustration over the delays to the Woolworths development, and 10 years ago Gawler experiences a record breaking heatwave.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now an...2024-02-1308 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 13thLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 13th December 2023
150 years ago, Dog registrations were in the spotlight, 100 years ago a record car delivery was making news 50 years ago thousands enjoyed the Gawler Christmas Parade, 25 years ago Willaston residents were troubled by a loss of water pressure, and 10 years ago an ambitions plan for Gawler Railway Station was floated.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Ga...2023-12-2208 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 8th NovemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 8th November 2023
150 years ago Gawler celebrated the birthday of the Prince of Wales, (Bertie but which Bertie), 100 years ago the Bunyip reported on the Baptist church fair, 50 years ago a new supermarket opened in Gawler, 25 years ago Gawler Council considers the public requests for a skateboard park, and 10 years ago a new equine centre opened at Roseworthy College.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information ab...2023-11-1611 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 25th OctoberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 25th October 2023
150 years ago the tranquillity of Gawler residents were entertained by “Fantocinni’s Diorama”, 100 years ago major speed tests were being held at Gawler, 50 years ago the new Gawler P.O opened, 25 years ago the council voted against, Crow colours, and 10 years ago State Government unveiled ambitious transport plans.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more information about Gawler Now and Then visit the Gawler history...2023-11-0508 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 18th OctoberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 18th October 2023
150 years ago the tranquillity of Gawler’s streets were disturbed by an inebriated “son of Vulcan”, 100 years ago two horses were killed by an electricity pole, 50 years ago a former Gawler theatre sold for a record amount, 25 years ago Gawler was to host a major gliding event, and 10 years ago the Roseworthy Railway Club was celebrating a significant anniversary.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/2023-10-2607 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 4th OctoberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 4th October 2023
150 years ago stone throwing was causing concern, 100 years ago wireless broadcasting came to Gawler, 50 years ago there was a call to make a local river crossing safer after a tragic death, 25 years ago locals were hoping to lure the Crows to Gawler, and 10 years ago plans for rezoning at Freeling were put on hold.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For mo...2023-10-1808 min
Navigating the Cancer Maze RadioNavigate the Cancer Maze with Survivors Fran Drescher and Grace GawlerCancer Schmancer is name that one could easily associate with Fran Drescher; loved by millions for her television role as The Nanny, this humorous, elegant, beautiful, fun loving celebrity has a more serious side to her life and mission.
What connects Fran Drescher and Grace Gawler? Both women have experienced great life adversities. Both women are using their lives to help others through the course of early cancer diagnosis.
Guest Info – Fran Drescher: Fran Drescher is an American film and television actress, comedian, producer, and activist. She is best known for her role as Fran Fi...2023-10-0449 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 13th SeptemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 13th September 2023
150 years ago the foundation stone for the new church at Wasleys was laid, 100 years ago a thief was apprehended, 50 years ago a noteworthy property was “under the hammer” in Gawler, 25 years ago the game of bridge was causing a disturbance and 10 years ago plans were afoot for a new medical centre in Gawler.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au/
For more inform...2023-09-2110 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 30th AugustLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 30th August 2023
150 years ago The Bunyip reported on another successful Gawler Show, 100 years ago short skirts were falling out of fashion, 50 years ago local councils were increasing rates, 25 years ago Barossa Council was providing public internet access and 10 years ago Gawler was entertained by a vote wooing visitor.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.com.au...2023-09-1309 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 23rd AugustLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 23rd August 2023
150 years ago a refractory at Gawler Station was cause for much discussion, 100 years ago Gawler residents were not excited by the subject of “rationalism”, 50 years ago a major sports complex planning is well under way, 25 years ago the year 2000 millennial bug is being discussed and 10 years ago renovations of the Golden Fleece Hotel, (formally the Old Spot) are nearing completion.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
R...2023-09-0707 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 16th AugustLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 16nd August 2023
150 years ago residents are concerned as to the integrity of the local footbridges, 100 years ago Gawler rate payers are not happy, 50 years ago a commercial property sells for a record amount, 25 years ago It is hoped that the Bluebird train service will boost tourism and 10 years ago the future of Prasad’s Hotel is causing concern.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Read more local...2023-08-2310 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 9th AugustLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 9nd August 2023
150 years ago the citizens of Wasleys were taking steps to erect a new church, 100 years ago another case of diphtheria is raising concern in Gawler, 50 years ago local residents call for a Dog Catcher to address the problem with roaming canines, 25 years ago neglect of a local historical icon is described as disgraceful and 10 years ago the restoration of the historic canopy is put on hold.
There was no Gawler No...2023-08-2310 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 2nd AugustLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 2nd August 2023
150 years ago the Bunyip reported on concerns about storing explosives in the township, 100 years ago an unfortunate incident led to a murder charge, 50 years ago land sales in Gawler fetched record sums, 25 years ago anticipation for the annual show is high and 10 years ago a popular local “car yard” is closed.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website...2023-08-1508 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 26th JulyLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay, returned from her adventures, from Wednesday 26th July 2023
150 years ago the paper reported on the attempt to open a new school in Gawler, 100 years ago a local property was condemned following an outbreak of diphtheria, 50 years ago a thirsty camel posed an unusual problem for the Bunyip photographer, 25 years ago a steam train was puffing through Gawler and 10 years ago the clock tower clock was ticking again, for a cost.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image th...2023-08-0612 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 19th JulyLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and special guest Gary, Gawler Culture and Heritage Centre Volunteer from Wednesday 19th July 2023
150 years ago the case of Inspector Cheek v Councillor Bradley filled the court with spectators, 100 years ago the historic Williamstown Hotel was renovated”, 50 years ago Parallel Parking was being introduced in Murray Street, 25 years ago a local pilot made a remarkable discovery and 10 years ago there was a move to introduce smaller buses for Gawler.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Rea...2023-08-0213 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 12th JulyLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and special guest Gawler Councillor and historian, Helen Hennessy from Wednesday 12th July 2023
150 years ago The Bunyip featured a story about a prospective footbridge, 100 years Gawler council was concerned about “disreputable hoarding”, 50 years ago Gawler Mayor was warning residents about land agents, 25 years ago local thugs picked on the wrong target and 10 years ago the neglect of a local landmark was leading to frustration and complaints.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Read more local...2023-07-2214 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 7th JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and special guests Jill and Les’, Gawler Culture and Heritage Centre Volunteers, from Wednesday 7th July 2023
150 years ago The Gawler Times amalgamated with The Bunyip, 100 years Gawler was flooded again, 50 years ago The 24 hour trail received 14 entries from Gawler, 25 years ago Diana’s images appears “stronger than ever”, and 10 years ago troops are welcomed home from a tough assignment.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bu...2023-07-1811 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 28th JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and special guests Jill and Les’, Gawler Culture and Heritage Centre Volunteers, from Wednesday 28th June 2023
150 years ago a painter who was a little too creative was charged in Gawler Police Court, 100 years there were plans to create a new Gawler Band, 50 years ago a new course for schools is generating controversy, 25 years ago a convicted street performer apologises, and 10 years ago local sports icon gets the top job.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Re...2023-07-1611 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 21st JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and special guest Gary, Gawler Culture and Heritage Centre Volunteer, from Wednesday 21st June 2023
150 years ago the Bunyip featured a story about an erratic Railway Train, 100 years ago extreme weather conditions led to a carrier’s wagon being bogged in Murray Street, 50 years ago a local theatre complex is sold, 25 years ago a local is caught with his pants down, and 10 years ago historic Freeling buildings are for sale.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Re...2023-07-1610 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 14th JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and special guest Councillor Cody Davies from Wednesday 141h June 2023
150 years ago the Bunyip reported on South Australian’s lack of enthusiasm for wine, 100 years ago Gawler is flooded despite the building of a new reservoir, 50 years ago the hunt for a missing baby continues, 25 years ago the Pork Council suffered a shattering blow, and 10 years ago a regional child care centre is saved.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this week.
Read more local news at t...2023-07-0607 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 7th JuneLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and special guest Jacinta Weiss from the Gawler Cultural Heritage Centre from Wednesday 7th June 2023
150 years ago a change to the railway timetable was causing concern, 100 years ago a man was in court for wife desertion, 50 years ago Gawler Council committed to developing land for a caravan park, 25 years ago the Council was investigating plans for a eastern bypass, and 10 years ago extra financing for Evanston Gardens Primary School was announced.
There was no Gawler Now and Then image this we...2023-07-0605 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 24th MayLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 24th May 2023
150 years ago a clever corps of gymnasts were visiting Gawler, 100 years ago there was a call for the resumption of the Penny Post, 50 years ago councillors warned about potential boundary changes, 25 years ago it was declared that the tree should stay, and 10 years ago a celebrity vet’s visit to Gawler had hearts throbbing.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of a Butcher’s Van – Home Delivery
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150 years ago a case of drunk driving comes before Gawler courthouse, 100 years ago the anniversary of the King’s Accession is recognised, 50 years ago Gawler council requests a 24 hour phone service for Gawler Police Station, 25 years ago a new garden waste collection is reported on, and 10 years ago there are rumours that Aldi is coming to Gawler.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Nurse Greenslade Cottage, 1900
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150 years ago the Barossa Goldfields are delivering the gold, 100 years ago the paper reports on a shocking tragedy, 50 years ago a new kind of shoe shop is opening in Gawler, 25 years ago Tourist trains are heading to the Barossa, and 10 years ago a road accident highlights the dangers of a local intersection.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Centenary Parade, 1939
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150 years ago Gawler is still in the throes of Gold Fever, 100 years ago train speeds were being discussed, 50 years ago a 25 year dealership closed its’ doors, 25 years ago a bit to seal Gomersal Road was being decided upon, and 10 years ago two Gawler Kids were “rising stars”.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Hewett’s Butcher Shop, 154 Murray St, 1924
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150 years ago the Lady Alice Gold Reef is causing “great excitement” in Gawler, 100 years ago a poignant Anzac Service was held, 50 years ago Gawler businesses enjoyed an Easter bonanza, 25 years ago Cabinet approved the PAR, and 10 years ago Sir Tony Robinson (of Blackadder and Time Team fame) was visiting the region.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the War Memorial Gawler South, 1921
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150 years ago the circus came to town, 100 years ago the paper reported on the death of Ned Kelly’s mother, 50 years ago a huge shop site is for sale in Gawler, 25 years ago the 3DE horse event was up and running, and 10 years ago Chinese investments aimed to bring business to the region.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Wheatsheaf Tavern, Gawler East. (no date)
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on the opening of the Baptist Church, 100 years ago counterfeit coins were appearing in Gawler, 50 years ago the survivor of a heart attack was welcomed in Gawler, 25 years ago the road toll was raising concern, and 10 years ago Holden factory is reported as “Holden on”.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Opening of the Gawler Post Office 1973
...2023-04-2707 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: April 5thLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 5th April 2023
150 years ago Para Para hosted a Sunday School picnic, 100 years ago all locomotives were painted black, 50 years ago roses were the big news story for the district, 25 years ago locals were calling for a corella cull, and 10 years ago a new “den” for the Lions was being planned.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of F.T.Bunting, Coach Painter, next door to Gawler Arms Hotel c 1904.
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on a prolific yield of wheat, 100 years ago the shortage of teachers is remarked on in the Cit Column, 50 years ago the Gawler Mill was sold to a city developer, 25 years ago there is overwhelming support for a Trinity development, and 10 years ago high regional unemployment is causing concern.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Oaklands, McKinlay Ave, Gawler East 1872
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on a Masonic Presentation, 100 years ago the cavalry camped at Gawler (spelt calvary in the paper), 50 years ago a business premises on Murray st fetched a good price, 25 years ago a local student was set for stardom, and 10 years ago Gawler and District College celebrated its first sports day.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Carlton Road 2008
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150 years ago streets and footpaths are in the news, 100 years ago the need of an out of hours public telephone in Gawler is questioned, 50 years ago the Wasleys’ Annual picnic is a success, 25 a new school is about to open, and 10 years ago a local resident was aspiring to be a Masterchef.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Marsh Wagon Works (rear of Exchange Hotel) c 1906
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150 years ago local councils were called to account for their road mending methods, 100 years ago a Kersbrook mine shows promise, 50 years ago Shoplifters are fined, 25 years ago a new shopping centre for Gawler gets the go ahead, and 10 years ago a supermarket giant announces another store.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Matz Building 30 Adelaide Road 1880s
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Looking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 1st March 2023
150 years ago there were hopes that Gawler’s local races would be revived , 100 years ago a valuable property is up for sale, 50 years ago there is displeasure with all day parkers, 25 years ago a photographer attempts to capture the Old Spot ghost on film, and 10 years ago Gawler cinema gets an upgrade.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Hutchinson Hospital c mid 1960s
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on the tragic death of Mrs Popham, 100 years ago a disastrous fire in Adelaide made news state-wide, 50 years ago Gawler was struck by a freak storm, 25 years ago hopes were fading for Gawler’s iconic Christmas tree, and 10 years ago the proposed Gawler East Link road was generating controversy.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Sherwood’s Store c1886
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150 years ago there were concerns about some unusual immigrants, Hares, 100 years ago the paper explained how to calculate the speed of a car, 50 years ago trucks posed a threat to life and property, 25 years ago Pauline Hanson visited Gawler, and 10 years ago “last drinks” were called at the Old Spot.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Murray St, Lyndoch Rd Corner, C 2000
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150 years ago the McKinlay memorial was given the go ahead, 100 years ago a local man had a lucky escape when his ponies bolted, 50 years ago towns around Gawler are set for a boom, 25 years ago Gawler’s own racing car gets off to a good start, and 10 years ago a local service station is cut down to size.
Kay and Janette also discuss their own experiences of living in Gawler.
The Gawler Now...2023-02-1611 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 1st FebruaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 1st February 2023
150 years ago Gawler residents were given a rare treat, a visit from a Lion , 100 years ago Perry Engineering works were proudly displaying the completed locomotive before it shipped to Tasmania, 50 years ago Murray Street was blocked by a capsized semi, 25 years ago there were calls for the instillation of air conditioning at the local “rec” centre, and 10 years ago the Gawler and District College opened its doors to students.
The Gawler Now and Then image...2023-02-1107 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 25th JanuaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 25th January 2023
150 years ago snakes are making news once again, 100 years ago there was excitement about race dividends, 50 years ago air conditioners were selling out, 25 years ago the iconic Gawler Christmas tree suffered another critical set back, and 10 years ago a Gawler Citizen was awarded the South Australian Citizen of the Year.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Murray St 1967
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on proceedings at the Barossa Goldfields, 100 years ago a robbery in Murray st shocked the locals, 50 years ago plans were afoot for converting the Gawler Mill into a restaurant 25 years ago the Gawler Racecourse was about to get a $50 million makeover, and 10 years ago the community was concerned about the closure of the Gawler Waste Transfer Station.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the back of the “Free...2023-02-0309 min
Looking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 11th JanuaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 11th January 2023
150 years ago the arrival of a “hairless horse” in Gawler was cause for excitement, 100 years ago there was speculation about the Prince’s potential bride, 50 years ago changes were planned for a dangerous junction, 25 years ago new housing developments were changing the shape of Gawler, and 10 years ago the need for a new damn was being discussed.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the back of the Willaston Service Station Circa 1950
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150 years ago Gawler was mourning the loss of local celebrity, John McKinley, 100 years ago locals were concerned about the citrus crop, 50 years ago the Bunyip heralded Dr Bruce EAstick as “The Man of the Year”, 25 years ago Gawler was hosting a Punk/Grunge concert, and 10 years ago Gawler’s New Year’s baby made news.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the back of the Gawler Arms Hotel, Circa 1930
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150 years ago Christmas was making news, 100 years ago seasonal spending was remarked upon, 50 years ago the quest for “Miss Chickorama” was being launched, 25 years ago thousands were expected to attend Gawler’s Christmas Street Party, and 10 years ago local students were receiving their exam results.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Old Firestation, Circa 1915
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150 years ago a serious accident befell the unfortunate Mr Emslie, 100 years ago an entertaining thief was up before the local magistrate, 50 years ago a local student was crowned Miss Gawler, 25 years ago a council merger received the “thumbs up”, and ten years ago the work of local volunteers was recognised.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Murray ST Circa 1900.
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on an outbreak of Pleuro-Pneumonia, 100 years ago changes were afoot for Gawler’s sanitary system, 50 years ago a Tanzanian school received an electric fence from Gawler, 25 years ago the paper featured an amusing story about a case of mistaken identity, and ten years ago Ivan’s Act of Vandalism was creating ripples in the community.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Gawler Gasworks, 1982.
Read more l...2022-12-0911 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 23rd NovemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay from Wednesday 23rd November 2022
150 years ago the Bunyip reported on the lavish subscription ball, 100 years ago snakes were making a nuisance of themselves at Mallala, 50 years ago Gawler and District was experiencing a land boom, 25 years ago history repeated itself at an air mail anniversary, and ten years ago concerns were raised about a neglected drain in Kudla.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Euke House c 1940.
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on the purchase of the Institute piano, 100 years ago Labor leaders spoke in Gawler, 50 years ago “Miss Gawler” performed her first task, 25 years ago a name change was proposed, and ten years ago political rivals were making news in Gawler.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Murray Street, Circa 1926.
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150 years ago Bird the Pedestrian visited Gawler, 100 years ago fruit prices were raising concern, 50 years ago Gawler River School hosted its last reunion, 25 years ago a notable local motorist turned 104, and ten years ago lightning storms lashed the region.
The Gawler Now and Then image is Gawler Blocks Church c1920s.
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150 years ago the Paper featured another story about snakes, 100 years ago country newspapers were being examined, 50 years ago an initiative to promote local businesses was being proposed, 25 years ago a new motoring event was causing excitement, and ten years ago an interesting theory regarding the supposed Old Spot ghost was suggested.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the visit to Gawler of Queen Elizabeth II in 2002.
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150 years ago the Paper featured a story about snakes in a cemetery, 100 years ago Gawler’s drought was damaging crops, 50 years ago Gawler council had its first woman nominee, 25 years ago a new report on the gum tree was received, and ten years ago local pubs were responding to the problem of late night violence.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Kingsford Hotel 1936 .
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150 years ago engine accidents were making news,100 years ago Gawler’s residents were rallying to help alleviate starvation in Armenia, 50 years ago the death of a shopping centre scheme is reported on, 25 years ago a Gawler floral discovery was causing excitement, and ten years ago a local child’s courage in tragic circumstances was acknowledged.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of Gawler Probus Past Presidents 1998 .
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150 years ago A United Friendly Societies Picnic made news, 100 years ago Gawler Ladies raised money for a memorial, 50 years ago a famous singer was mobbed in Gawler, 25 years ago the Death of Princess Diana was making news in Gawler, and ten years ago the Gawler Show reported a record crowd.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Bunyip Building 1905-10
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150 years ago the paper features an article about “Metropolitan Depravity”, 100 years ago another achievement for local industry is reported on, 50 years ago there is a record breaking Gawler Show , 25 years ago the Gawler Show does not do so well, and ten years ago the Gawler Station is revamped.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of High Street pre 1960.
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150 years ago, the weather was making news once again, 100 years ago bowler from Glenelg visited Gawler, 50 years ago a historic Locomotive visited, 25 years ago Gawler was honoured with a visit by a descendent of Governor Gawler, and 10 years ago two local One Direction fans made news.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the opening of the Willaston Oval, 1977.
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150 years ago, a dead pig was causing a nuisance in Gawler, 100 years ago the arrangements for Anzac Day were being reviewed, 50 years ago plans were afoot for Willaston Sports Ground, 25 years ago a local army depot was being sold, and 10 years ago Briant Mahony known to Gawler as “the man with the dog” was honoured.
The Gawler Now and Then image is a group of Phoenix Foundry Workers, May 2 1896.
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150 years ago, The Bunyip reported on the Barossa Goldfields, 100 years ago a local church was dedicated, 50 years ago Lyndoch Meals on Wheels was threatened with cancellation, 25 years ago the extension of Gawler’s Dry Zones was up for discussion, and 10 years ago a heritage demolition was cause of concern.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of the Prince of Wales visit to Gawler in 1920.
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150 years ago a local man was found severely injured 100 years ago Freeling councillors were calling for a better water supply, 50 years ago soccer was coming to Gawler, 25 years ago corellas were being a nuisance and 10 years ago a local woman was fundraising for Cancer.
The Gawler Now and Then image is of The Commonwealth Bank Gawler circa 1948
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150 years ago The Bunyip reported on a shocking death, 100 years ago the council was discussing the purchase of a street sweeper 50 years ago the Bunyip featured a story about a Bunyip, 25 years ago Publicans were raising concerns about a “pokie tax” 10 years ago there were concerns about the activities of a local firebug.
Kay and Janette also discussed the Gawler Then and Now image. This week the photo is a 19th century view of Todd Street...2022-01-2107 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 6th JanuaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay Boon from Wednesday 6th January 2022
150 years ago Gawler’s court house was again making news, 100 years ago the Bunyip reported on the effect of the traditional Christmas holiday break in Gawler 50 years ago a local farmer and councillor had an eventful week, 25 years ago Gliders were making news and 10 years ago a local citizen was celebrating a remarkable birthday.
Kay and Janette also discussed the Gawler Then and Now image. This week the photo is of a local Greengrocer and Fruit...2022-01-1407 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 29th September 2021Looking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Janette and Kay Boon from Wednesday 29th September 2021.
150 years ago The Bunyip ran a story about a Franco Prussian war art display, 100 years ago a neighbourhood dispute made news, 50 years ago some big names in Australian political history were visiting the area, 25 years ago there was a bomb scare in Gawler and 10 years ago Community House was in the news.
Podcast recorded on Thursday 30th September at the Gawler Cultural Heritage Centre.
https://www.gawler.nowandthen.net.au/Memories_of_Gawler_1949-1...2021-10-0112 minNavigating the Cancer Maze RadioGrace Gawler BBC Interview – Attitudinal Strategies for SurvivalGrace Gawler
I first worked in the UK in 1993 at what was then the Bristol Cancer Help Centre. I was to return many times over the years ahead giving practitioner trainings and patient workshops. I was delighted to work with and present for the London Breast Cancer Haven and the Helen Rollason Foundation in Essex.
I returned to the UK ten years later in 2003 following surgery in the Netherlands that is discussed in this podcast. I presented the Penny Brohn Memorial lecture where I met Prof Karol Sikora who was then Professor of...2021-07-0115 minNavigating the Cancer Maze AustraliaGrace Gawler BBC Interview – Attitudinal Strategies for SurvivalGrace Gawler I first worked in the UK in 1993 at what was then the Bristol Cancer Help Centre. I was to return many times over the years ahead giving practitioner trainings and patient workshops. I was delighted to work with and present for the London Breast Cancer Haven and the Helen Rollason Foundation in...
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Navigating the Cancer Maze RadioGrace Gawler BBC Interview – Attitudinal Strategies for SurvivalGrace Gawler
I first worked in the UK in 1993 at what was then the Bristol Cancer Help Centre. I was to return many times over the years ahead giving practitioner trainings and patient workshops. I was delighted to work with and present for the London Breast Cancer Haven and the Helen Rollason Foundation in Essex.
I returned to the UK ten years later in 2003 following surgery in the Netherlands that is discussed in this podcast. I presented the Penny Brohn Memorial lecture where I met Prof Karol Sikora who was then Professor of...2021-07-0115 min
Looking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 17th MarchLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Editor, Sara Gilligan from Wednesday 10th March 2021.
150 years ago the Bunyip reported on a delay at Gawler Police Court, 100 years ago a local couple received some unexpected, good news, 50 years ago a spear gun was used in a Deli hold-up, 25 years ago Gawler TAFE was relocating and,10 years ago a local experienced the Christchurch earthquake.
https://www.gawler.nowandthen.net.au/Memories_of_Gawler_1949-1958_by_John_H_Chambers
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150 years ago the Bunyip reported on a Destructive Country Fire, 100 years ago the paper printed a story on the The Liberal candidates at Gawler, 50 years ago a Gawler pick-up happened by Air Ambulance, 25 years ago a Husky dog was killed in vicious attack, 10 years ago Growers were on edge over an unusual burglary.
https://www.gawler.nowandthen.net.au/Memories_of_Gawler_1949-1958_by_John_H_Chambers
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150 years ago Gawler prisoners feature in The Bunyip, 100 years ago Gawler was bombarded with lumpy hail, 50 years ago a story on the Opening of a Red Cross shop was printed, 25 years ago a $5.3m centre start was reported, 10 years ago Groups supporting the Gawler station canopy made the news.
https://www.gawler.nowandthen.net.au/Memories_of_Gawler_1949-1958_by_John_H_Chambers
Read more local news at the Bunyip Website here https://bunyippress.co...2021-02-2508 minLooking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip: Wednesday 3rd FebruaryLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Editor, Sara Gilligan from Wednesday 27th January 2021.
150 years ago the paper reported on a remarkable escape from drowning, 100 years ago a story on returned soldiers featured in the Bunyip, 50 years ago Rat complaints were investigated, 10 years ago a story with the headline Dumped Dogs Rescued was printed.
Janette had some additional information regarding the wheat silos near Gawler station referred to the previous week, found on the Gawler Now and Then website.
https://www.gawler.nowandthen.net.au/Memories_of_Gawler_1949-1...2021-02-0409 min
Looking Back with the BunyipLooking Back with the Bunyip Wednesday 30th SeptemberLooking back at Gawler’s history through the columns of the Bunyip Newspaper with Editor, Sara Gilligan from Wednesday 30th September 2020. So 150 years ago the big story was a sale of reaping machines which created quite a stir in Gawler, 100 years ago the Bunyip was reporting on an automotive show in Adelaide, 50 years ago there was a much needed housing boom in Gawler, 25 years ago Basketballer, Tracey Braithwaite was making news and 10 years ago Gawler Station was getting a welcome upgrade.
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Two Peas in a PodcastGreening GawlerWhat can the future of Urban Gawler look like? Trevor gets his “ Foschini’ on and ponders the possibilities for creating a Gawler landscape that will invite more cycling and strolling, Michelle, as always, is enthusiastically along for the ride. Music; Shift of Currents by Blue Dot Sessions http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/Aeronaut/Shift_of_Currents2019-09-0400 minNavigating the Cancer Maze RadioGrace Gawler BBC Interview – Attitudinal Strategies for SurvivalGrace Gawler - I first worked in the UK in 1993 at what was then the Bristol Cancer Help Centre. I was to return many times over the years ahead giving practitioner trainings and patient workshops. I was delighted to work with and present for the Lond...2016-07-0115 minNavigating the Cancer Maze AustraliaNavigate the Cancer Maze with Survivors Fran Drescher and Grace GawlerCancer Schmancer is name that one could easily associate with Fran Drescher; loved by millions for her television role as ?The Nanny?, this humorous, elegant, beautiful, fun loving celebrity has a more serious side to her life and mission. What connects Fran Drescher and Grace Gawler? Both women have experienced great life adversities. Both women...
The post Navigate the Cancer Maze with Survivors Fran Drescher and Grace Gawler first appeared on Navigating the Cancer Maze Australia.2016-04-0449 minNavigating the Cancer Maze RadioThe Ian Gawler story demystified – a plausible scientific explanationThe Ian Gawler Story has influenced the treatment choices of 1000s of cancer patients - but is it true? Hear how modern diagnostics has shed a new light on a high profile myth that became written into cancer cure folklore. -2016-01-0848 minNavigating the Cancer Maze AustraliaThe Ian Gawler story demystified – a plausible scientific explanationThe Ian Gawler Story has influenced the treatment choices of 1000s of cancer patients – but is it true? Hear how modern diagnostics has shed a new light on a high profile myth that became written into cancer cure folklore. I’ll also discuss advances in many different types of cancers with regards to new targeted...
The post The Ian Gawler story demystified – a plausible scientific explanation first appeared on Navigating the Cancer Maze Australia.2016-01-0848 minNavigating the Cancer Maze RadioThe Ian Gawler story demystified – a plausible scientific explanationThe Ian Gawler Story has influenced the treatment choices of 1000s of cancer patients – but is it true?
Hear how modern diagnostics has shed a new light on a high profile myth that became written into cancer cure folklore.
I’ll also discuss advances in many different types of cancers with regards to new targeted treatments. This introduction will bring understanding to the different fields of cancer medicine and why the one size fits all approach in both conventional and complementary medicine is undergoing a makeover.
History: The Ian Gawler Story
As a...2016-01-0848 minNavigating the Cancer Maze RadioThe Art of SurvivorShip with Jeffrey Deslandes a Stage 1V non-Hodgkins lymphoma survivor (Part 2)Part 2. In my first interview with Jeffrey in 2014, we focussed on the recent release of his book, "From Cancer Good Things Grow", whose title describes quite a different take on the experience of cancer.
Diagnosed with non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Stage IV with bone marrow infiltration in 1999; with treatments he subsequently relapsed 4 times.
After his last relapse in 2006, although under pressure from friends to take the alternative medicine path; instead, a self-motivated Jeffrey started looking at innovative, emerging medical therapies.
He learned of an experimental treatment involving a personalised vaccine protocol. Jeffrey reasoned that it was feasible to have something good a...2015-05-1936 min