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Community battery launched in Robe

A NEW community battery has been officially launched in Robe by SA Power Networks. The installation is a significant move in preparing the town's electricity...

Get ready to slip on your gloves to clean

Australians are being called to action as Clean Up Australia Day returns on Sunday, 1 March 2026. From city streets to remote beaches, families,...

Grants now open

ROUND two of the District Council of Grant's Community Grants Scheme is now open. Sporting clubs and community groups are encouraged to apply for up...

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Sport

Empowering local women in sport

Limestone Coast women in sport will benefit from a government grant, designed to create more inclusive environments. Penola Football Club, West Gambier Netball Club...

Goodyer claims second title

TASMANIAN driver Jock Goodyer claimed his second Australian Sprintcar Championship at the Borderline Speedway on Saturday night. The 63rd title event, held for the third...

Bragging rights for Coverdale

NEW APPRENTICE ON THE BOOKS AS predicted a fortnight ago, a much needed new apprentice is going to be a part of Limestone Coast racing...

Tigers in control with three late scalps

NORTH SPORTSMAN'S 10/190 V YAHL 3/52 A CENTURY to North Sportsman's captain Mitch Lewis was the highlight of its Barber Shield clash with Yahl on...

Bulldogs savage Mil Lel bowlers

EAST GAMBIER 10/265 V MIL LEL 2/19 THREE top order half-centuries has placed East Gambier in a strong position after the opening day of the...

Roos run rampant on opening day

SOUTH GAMBIER V WEST GAMBIER 10/390 WEST Gambier all-but made a mockery of its Barber Shield Round 9 cricket match with South Gambier on Saturday. Despite...

SA Government

How to access business support through algal bloom

The State Government’s Department of State Development is providing a range of measures to support impacted businesses, and their owners and staff, through the...

Tackling SA’s algal bloom

A harmful algal bloom has been impacting large stretches of South Australia’s coastline since mid-March. South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) Executive Director Professor...

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Mount Burr Swamp restoration continues

NATURE Glenelg Trust will build on two previous stages of wetland restoration work at Mount Burr. The Mount Burr Swamp Restoration Reserve will now...

Limestone Coast Police wrap-up

MAN ARRESTED AT TUMBY BAY A Mount Gambier/Berrin man has been arrested after he fled from Police in Tumby Bay. Highway Patrol officers stopped a silver...

Final technical college open

THE final technical college for South Australia is officially open in Mount Gambier/Berrin. The college was opened by Minister for Education Blair Boyer, Minister...

Bordertown monthly shoot

The Bordertown Clay Target Club had good roll up of 25 shooters to their Monthly shoot on January 25, despite the forecast hot...

Fatchen leads the charge

INDEPENDENT candidate Travis Fatchen is leading the latest political polls. The South Australian Forest Products Association (SAFPA) conducted a poll specifically for the seat of...

Big weekend of softball

DEMONS 11 DEFEATED CONCORDES WHITE 7 After the long weekend bye, Concordes White faced Demons in a Friday night game. Demons had some...

Save on your shop with RAA

Members of the RAA can save money on their shopping with a new partnership between the company and Drakes Supermarkets. Shoppers can save 5...

Successful fundraiser for RFDS

The Naracoorte and District Support Group of the Royal Flying Doctors Service conducted a fundraiser with co-operation from local Livestock Agents and Naracoorte Regional...

Victoria’s Tiny Towns funding extended

ROUND three of the Regional Development Victoria’s Tiny Towns Fund is now open until 4 March. The Tiny Towns Fund assists local communities in...

Illegal fishing warning after lobsters seized

OVER 100 southern rock lobsters were seized by Fisheries Officers last month, prompting a reminder to fishers about the serious consequences of failing to...