🏛 HISTORY FRIDAY | Murray Street, Gawler Standing proudly on Murray Street, this grand building began life in 1873 as the Bank of Adelaide branch — one of the most impressive and expensive buildings in Gawler at the time. Solid stone construction. Spacious rooms. High ceilings. Detailed ironwork. It was described in the 1880s as “one of the chief ornaments of Murray Street.” And when you step inside (thank you to Gawler History Trust for preserving those early images), you c

Ever spotted the “Aviation pioneer” statue near Adelaide Oval? That’s Sir Ross Macpherson Smith, a South Australian aviation pioneer who...

Step into a living piece of cinema history at Adelaide's beloved Capri Theatre, proudly celebrating 84 years in 2025. Originally opened...

What a crowd. We joined the fully booked #Henley   #Heritage  Walk on 4 May, and it was an unforgettable experience. Huge thanks to the...

The building in Porter Street, Gawler, has witnessed a remarkable evolution over the years, weaving together threads of faith, family,...

🌟 History Friday: Remembering John Formby 🌟 Today, we honor John Formby, a significant figure in the history of Port Adelaide. This...

Hart’s Mill, an iconic symbol of Port Adelaide’s rich heritage, stands as a testament to resilience and innovation. Established in 1855...

Simpson Shadehouse: Originally opened in 1919, this building is a stunning example of an inter-war bush-house structure. Step inside to...

Showcase of purple this time of year in #CityofAdelaide. Many stunnng Jacarandas line our streets and gardens. This stunning display is...

Last week #TheBunyipNewspaper located in #Gawler #SouthAustralia celebrated its 160th year of providing its community and their readers...

"The British Hotel has the oldest continuous licence in Port Adelaide, issued on March 24 1847. James Wakeling, the first publican, moved...