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Trees on chopping block

Trees at at the Blue Lake Pines plantation on Bay Road will thinned in the next few weeks, due to poor tree health. The...

Fun times at Mundulla Show

HUNDREDS flocked into the gates of the Mundulla Showgrounds for the Mundulla Show over the weekend. There was something for everyone with sideshow rides, show...

Visitors welcomed at Serviceton

Serviceton Bowls Club bowlers didn't get onto the green for the midweek pennants, due to ht weather. However, the club welcomed visitors Byron, TJ...

Volunteer chef needed for Christmas lunch

Youth Parliament to opens doors for young leaders

New ac.care head office brings team closer

Beachport Crayfish Fest powers through torrent

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Sport

Memorial competition decided

LAST Wednesday the women's Betty Copping Memorial Veteran Singles and the Men’s Veteran Singles were played at the Penola Bowls Club. The winner of the...

Australian title lives up to hype

THE Formula 500 Australian champion was decided at the Borderline Speedway on Saturday night, with Terry Rankin the new Australia #1. Rankin began the A...

Big fields continue

CONTINUING the run of larger fields, almost 120 golfers entered the Willow Financial Services stableford round at the Mount Gambier Golf Club on Saturday. It...

Central holds off charging Federal

CENTRAL 6 D FEDERALS 4 CENTRAL survived a furious late-innings rally to edge out Federals 6-4 in a Division 1 baseball thriller on Saturday. After establishing...

Big day for women

A BUSY day for the Mount Gambier Golf Club women last week saw several competitions played jointly. It included the first round of the monthly...

Mild conditions forstroke round

MILD Autumn weather greeted 22 women for a stroke competition at the Blue Lake Golf Club on Saturday and the winner was Dianne Perryman...

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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Unique exhibitions to open

Two very different photographic exhibitions open at the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery this Friday evening. Georgina Campbell is a photographic artist from Edenhope, Victoria...

Tree-mendous new plan to sell SA Timber

The positives of South Australian timber will be on show for the state, as part of the next stage of the South Australian Wood...

Cray-zy fun on the cards

Get ready to celebrate one of the region's key exports - Southern Rock Lobster. The Beachport Crayfish Festival is set to return for its...

Community feedback encouraged

COMMUNITY members are encouraged to submit their 2026-2027 Community Budget Submissions. Residents and community groups are encouraged to participate in order to give the...

Generations announce massive line up

MOUNT Gambier’s Generations in Jazz festival is turning up the volume this year with Tower of Power performing at the Saturday night gala concert....

Scholarship for Paxon

The Mount Gambier Lakes Rotary Club, in partnership with Group Training Employment (GTE) announced Georgia Paxon as the recipient of the 2026 apprentice scholarship. The...

Naracoorte Caves promise

THE Naracoorte Caves will receive a massive cash injection should the state's Liberal Party be successful next month. The Liberal Party has announced it...

Good News for You: Communication – on the grow

Unshaken, and not stirred, James Bond calmly ignored the increasing tension and reached for his car phone, which briefly stole the show and made...

Long distance fight for justice

A Canadian woman who was groomed online by a Naracoorte man as a teenager is now fighting for change, as her perpetrator lives his...

Lead ag teacher continues in 2026

A program building the skills and confidence of agricultural teachers in schools across South Australia is entering its fourth year in 2026. The SA Lead...

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