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Tyson Morris

G'day, I'm Tyson. Born in Kapunda, raised throughout the Light Region and Mid North. Through the Kapunda Chronicle, I share the voices, events and heritage that make our town unique. Check our my other projects at: https://barossa.network/

The Roots of Kapunda's Early Settlers

The Roots of Kapunda's Early Settlers

As the town of Kapunda began to take shape in the mid-19th century, it attracted a diverse group of settlers from various parts of the world. These early settlers came from different backgrounds, cultures, and countries, bringing with them their unique skills, traditions, and values. The British Settlers One of

The Iconic Map Kernow Statue: Map the miner

The Iconic Map Kernow Statue: Map the miner

Towering above the streets of Kapunda, South Australia, stands an imposing figure that has become an iconic landmark and a source of community pride. The Map Kernow Statue (Son of Cornwall), a majestic 8-meter tall monument, dominates the town's skyline and tells the story of Kapunda's

The History and Significance of Kapunda Hospital

The History and Significance of Kapunda Hospital

The Kapunda Hospital has been a cornerstone of the town's healthcare system for over 100 years. From its humble beginnings as a small hospital in the late 19th century to its current status healthcare facility, Kapunda Hospital has a rich and fascinating history that is worth exploring. 📷Photography

The Discovery of Copper in Kapunda

The Discovery of Copper in Kapunda

It was a crisp winter morning in 1842 when Francis Dutton, a British explorer and surveyor, stumbled upon a secret that would change the course of history for the small settlement of Kapunda, South Australia. As he traversed the rolling hills and verdant pastures of the region, Dutton's