South Australian Government Gazette

Government gazette of South Australia

The South Australian Government Gazette is the government gazette of the South Australian Government.

The South Australian Gazette was first printed on 20 June 1839, after the South Australian Government chose to have its own publication rather than using the local newspaper, South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register, because the publishers were perceived as politically biased. The purpose was to publish government orders and acts with authority of the colonial secretary. Its name was later changed to South Australian Government Gazette^[1] from 12 November 1840.^[2]^[3]

References

^ "Gazette History | Government Gazette". www.governmentgazette.sa.gov.au. Retrieved 22 January 2017.
^ "South Australian Gazette" (PDF). South Australian Gazette (146). Government of South Australia. 12 November 1840 – via Austlii.
^ "South Australian Government Gazette" (PDF). South Australian Government Gazette (147). Government of South Australia. 12 November 1840 – via Austlii.

External links

PDF images of the gazette from 1839 to 1999 - "South Australian Government Gazettes".
PDF images and .DOC formats from 1999 till present - "Government Gazette: The official publication of the South Australian Government".

Adelaide newspapers

~1850
South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (1836–1839) Southern Australian (1838–1844) Adelaide Chronicle and South Australian Advertiser (1839–1840) South Australian Register (1839–1845; 1852–1900) Adelaide Chronicle and South Australian Literary Record (1840–1842) Adelaide Observer (1843–1904) South Australian (1844–1851) South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (1845–1847) South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal (1847–1852) Adelaide Times (1848–1858)

~1850

South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (1836–1839)
Southern Australian (1838–1844)
Adelaide Chronicle and South Australian Advertiser (1839–1840)
South Australian Register (1839–1845; 1852–1900)
Adelaide Chronicle and South Australian Literary Record (1840–1842)
Adelaide Observer (1843–1904)
South Australian (1844–1851)
South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (1845–1847)
South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal (1847–1852)
Adelaide Times (1848–1858)

1851–1900
Suedaustralische Zeitung (1850–1851) Adelaider Deutsche Zeitung (1851–1862) South Australian Register (1839–1845; 1852–1900) Adelaide Morning Chronicle (1852–1853) South Australian Weekly Chronicle (1858–1867; 1881–1889) South Australian Advertiser (1858–1889) Süd Australische Zeitung (1860–1874) Adelaide Telegraph (1862–1864) Adelaide Express (1863–1866) Daily Telegraph (1864–1865) Weekly Mail (1864–1865) Express and Telegraph (1867–1922) South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail (1868–1881) Evening Journal (1869–1912) Irish Harp and Farmers' Herald (1869–1873) Portonian (1871–1879) Harp and Southern Cross (1873–1875) Methodist Journal (1874–1881) Australische Zeitung (1875–1916) Illustrated Adelaide News (1875–1880) Port Adelaide Post Shipping Gazette, Farmers and Commercial Register (1876) Christian Colonist (1878–1894) Frearson's Weekly Illustrated (1878–1884) Port Adelaide News and Commercial and Shipping Gazette (1878) Port Adelaide News (1878-1883; 1904; 1913–1933) Frearson's Monthly Illustrated Adelaide News (1880–1884) Port Adelaide News and Lefevre's Peninsula Advertiser (1883–1897) Australian Christian world (1885–1953) Pictorial Australian (1885–1895) South Australian Chronicle (1889–1895) Southern Cross (1889–1954) Weekly Herald (1894–1898) Chronicle (1895–1954) Critic (1897–1924) Quiz (1889–1890; 1900–1914) Quiz and the Lantern (1890–1900) Critic (1897–1924) Herald (1899–1910)

1851–1900

Suedaustralische Zeitung (1850–1851)
Adelaider Deutsche Zeitung (1851–1862)
South Australian Register (1839–1845; 1852–1900)
Adelaide Morning Chronicle (1852–1853)
South Australian Weekly Chronicle (1858–1867; 1881–1889)
South Australian Advertiser (1858–1889)
Süd Australische Zeitung (1860–1874)
Adelaide Telegraph (1862–1864)
Adelaide Express (1863–1866)
Daily Telegraph (1864–1865)
Weekly Mail (1864–1865)
Express and Telegraph (1867–1922)
South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail (1868–1881)
Evening Journal (1869–1912)
Irish Harp and Farmers' Herald (1869–1873)
Portonian (1871–1879)
Harp and Southern Cross (1873–1875)
Methodist Journal (1874–1881)
Australische Zeitung (1875–1916)
Illustrated Adelaide News (1875–1880)
Port Adelaide Post Shipping Gazette, Farmers and Commercial Register (1876)
Christian Colonist (1878–1894)
Frearson's Weekly Illustrated (1878–1884)
Port Adelaide News and Commercial and Shipping Gazette (1878)
Port Adelaide News (1878-1883; 1904; 1913–1933)
Frearson's Monthly Illustrated Adelaide News (1880–1884)
Port Adelaide News and Lefevre's Peninsula Advertiser (1883–1897)
Australian Christian world (1885–1953)
Pictorial Australian (1885–1895)
South Australian Chronicle (1889–1895)
Southern Cross (1889–1954)
Weekly Herald (1894–1898)
Chronicle (1895–1954)
Critic (1897–1924)
Quiz (1889–1890; 1900–1914)
Quiz and the Lantern (1890–1900)
Critic (1897–1924)
Herald (1899–1910)

1901–1950
Australian Christian Commonwealth (1901–1940) The Register (1901–1929) Adelaide Stock and Station Journal (1904-1967) Mining Standard (1904–1909) Weekly News (1904–1918) Observer (1905–1931) Gadfly (1906–1909) Patriot (1907–1968) Daily Herald (1910–1924) Sport (1911–1948) Journal (1912–1923) Sporting Mail (1912–1914) Saturday Mail (1912–1917) Mail (1912–1954) Glenelg Guardian (1914–1964) Quiz and the Sporting Life (1914–1930) South Australian Truth (1916–1962) Daylight (1919–1928) People's Advocate (1921–1950) Country News (1922–1935) Express (1922–1923) News (1923–1992) Saturday Journal (1923–1929) Varsity Ragge (1928–1931) The Register News-Pictorial (1929–1931) Port Adelaide Gazette (1930) Advertiser and Register (1931) Workers Weekly Herald (1935–1948) Radio Call (1937–1957) South Australian Methodist (1940–1970) Gateway (Port Adelaide & Woodville) (1946) Herald (1949–1994) Progressive Times (Largs North) (1949–1951)

1901–1950

Australian Christian Commonwealth (1901–1940)
The Register (1901–1929)
Adelaide Stock and Station Journal (1904-1967)
Mining Standard (1904–1909)
Weekly News (1904–1918)
Observer (1905–1931)
Gadfly (1906–1909)
Patriot (1907–1968)
Daily Herald (1910–1924)
Sport (1911–1948)
Journal (1912–1923)
Sporting Mail (1912–1914)
Saturday Mail (1912–1917)
Mail (1912–1954)
Glenelg Guardian (1914–1964)
Quiz and the Sporting Life (1914–1930)
South Australian Truth (1916–1962)
Daylight (1919–1928)
People's Advocate (1921–1950)
Country News (1922–1935)
Express (1922–1923)
News (1923–1992)
Saturday Journal (1923–1929)
Varsity Ragge (1928–1931)
The Register News-Pictorial (1929–1931)
Port Adelaide Gazette (1930)
Advertiser and Register (1931)
Workers Weekly Herald (1935–1948)
Radio Call (1937–1957)
South Australian Methodist (1940–1970)
Gateway (Port Adelaide & Woodville) (1946)
Herald (1949–1994)
Progressive Times (Largs North) (1949–1951)

1951–present
Nasza Droga (Polish) (1952–1981) Port Adelaide District Pictorial (1952–1954) Sunday Advertiser (1953–1958) Seaport News Review (1954) SA Sunday Mail (1954–1955) Central Times (1971–1982) Football Times (1976–1992) The Adelaide Private Trader (1978–1985) Ellēnika Nea (Greek) (1978–1996) Adelaide Trading Post (1985–1993) Weekly Trading Post (1993–2004) Independent Weekly (2004–2010) Trading Post (2004–2009)

1951–present

Nasza Droga (Polish) (1952–1981)
Port Adelaide District Pictorial (1952–1954)
Sunday Advertiser (1953–1958)
Seaport News Review (1954)
SA Sunday Mail (1954–1955)
Central Times (1971–1982)
Football Times (1976–1992)
The Adelaide Private Trader (1978–1985)
Ellēnika Nea (Greek) (1978–1996)
Adelaide Trading Post (1985–1993)
Weekly Trading Post (1993–2004)
Independent Weekly (2004–2010)
Trading Post (2004–2009)

Current
South Australian Government Gazette (1839–) Advertiser (1889–1931; 1931–) On Dit (1932–) Messenger Newspapers (1951–) Stock Journal (1967-) Sunday Mail (1955–) New Times (1982–) Blackwood Times (1994–) InDaily (2010–)