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Bunyip (newspaper)
''The Bunyip'' is a weekly newspaper originally published and printed in Gawler, South Australia, covering the Barossa, Light, Playford and Adelaide Plains regions. Since 2003 it has been a member of the Taylor Group of publications, printed in Renmark along with ''The Murray Pioneer'' (Riverland), ''The Loxton News'' (Loxton), ''The River News'' (Waikerie), ''The Border Times'' (Pinnaroo and the Northern Mallee) and ''The Mid North Broadcaster''.
==History==
Originally a monthly publication, the first issue of "The Bunyip", subtitled "Gawler Humbug Society's Chronicle" was issued on 5 September 1863, consisted of 8 pages and was priced at 6d. It was warmly greeted by the South Australian Register, observing that it was "full of racy articles and local hits ... a very humorous article on the Gawler Agricultural Society's last dinner, which (was) not only very amusing but strictly correct ... (and should) undoubtedly prove a great success."〔 High praise indeed!〕
With the paper's success, publication increased to bi-monthly in February 1865 (there was none printed in January), appearing on the first and third Saturday of each month. With new printing machinery, the paper upsized to broadsheet format. And its title had become ''The Bunyip or Gawler Chronicle and Northern Advertiser''. The following year it became a weekly. By this time however, the paper's original offbeat stance had quite vanished and it had become a regular newspaper.
In February 1885 the ''Bunyips building was destroyed by fire. William Barnet, the proprietor, wasted no time in having its competitor of seven years, the ''Gawler Standard'' take over printing duties, then arranged with Richards, its proprietor, for an immediate merger.
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