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What’s on at the Mount Gambier Library

January School Holidays Mount Gambier Library and The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre will host various activities throughout January for the school holidays. Week 3: 19...

Solo exhibition opens

Mount Gambier/Berrin artist Nita Von Stanke recently opened her solo art exhibition Beyond the Canvas at the Port MacDonnell Community Complex. The exhibition will...

Archive goes digital for history group

THE Mount Gambier History Group has transitioned into the digital age, recently installing new computer servers to secure its expanding archive. Supported by a community...

Dual Keith event gets top honours

Tracey recognised for community dedication

Valentines Day fundraiser

Pledge for lambs

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Sport

Mixed triples crown decided

THE Mount Gambier RSL and District Bowling Club held its Mixed Triples Championship recently with 12 teams competing. All teams played three games and all...

Delayed final provides exciting contest

THE Millicent Bowls Club Championship Pairs were played late in 2025, with 24 players taking part in the competition. All games up the...

Great display of bowls in changing conditions

THE Port MacDonnell Bowls Club held its men's and women's Singles Championships on the weekend, with strong bowling on display. Eight women nominated for their...

Greyhound fields, Mount Gambier, Sunday, 18 January

Mount Gambier, Sunday, 18 January Race 1 - SEALEYS SPRINGWORKS STAKE, 305m, 12.03pm, $1,515 $1,065 - $300 - $150 Box Name Trainer Last 4 Best T/D 1...

Tight contests in fours championships

THE Penola Bowls Club held its Ladies and Men’s Championship 4’s on Saturday in windy conditions. Both finals had an extra end and both...

Men and women show their best

THE Millicent Bowls Club held its annual Men’s Singles Championship on Saturday, with the first to reach 25 shots the format for the grand...

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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Police campaign to boost applications

A FIRST-ever campaign has been launched in South Australia to drive applications for the recruitment of an additional 100 Police Security Officers (PSOs) over...

One Nation throws hat in the ring

A MOUNT Gambier/Berrin resident has put their hand up to represent Pauline Hanson’s One Nation this state election. Anne-Marie Loef was selected to run...

Report: Softer global dairy market

AUSTRALIA'S dairy sector saw some small increases in farmgate milk prices in recent months, but a softer global commodity market will likely limit further...

Farmers reasonably confident

CONFIDENCE among Victorian farmers continues to grow, with the state’s rural sentiment now at its highest point in more than four years, the latest...

Farmland as a store of value

Maintaining wealth can often be as hard, if not harder, than accumulating it in the first place. With this in mind, it is worth farmers...

Feedlotting for farm business success

Mixed farmers are invited to an upcoming workshop series hosted by Agriculture Victoria in Piangil, starting February 2026. Agriculture Victoria Mixed Farming Development Officer, Roger...

Feedlotting for farm business success

Mixed farmers are invited to an upcoming workshop series hosted by Agriculture Victoria in Piangil, starting February 2026. Agriculture Victoria Mixed Farming Development Officer, Roger...

Can grandparents apply for custody? What regional families need to know

Across the community, families often rely on grandparents to provide stability, care and continuity for children - particularly during times of change or hardship....

A Hotter, Drier Murray-Darling Basin: What the Science Says

New climate projections released by the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) paint a stark picture: across all modelled scenarios, Australia's food bowl will be hotter,...

Help wanted at working bee

VOLUNTEERS are needed for an upcoming working bee in Penola’s Petticoat Lane herb garden. After five years of sporadically visiting and volunteering in the...

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