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Valentines Day fundraiser

A NEW event will take place this Valentines Day to support the annual Fantasy Medieval Fair. Matilda, the Medieval Musical will be held at...

Pledge for lambs

FARMERS across the Limestone Coast are being encouraged to pledge a lamb, make a donation or join the Limestone Coast Sustainable Futures Association (LCSF)...

Memorial proposal for Constable Pearce

A SILHOUETTE of Constable Henry Pearce is expected to be erected at Kingston’s Lions Park. The memorial proposal was presented to council members during...

Secker snags Citizen of the Year

Police campaign to boost applications

One Nation throws hat in the ring

Report: Softer global dairy market

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Sport

Christmas came early for MGGC women

BEFORE the Christmas break, women of the Mount Gambier Golf Club participated in the popular Ham Day Stableford Competition with a total of 31...

Mixed summer weather greets MGGC men

LAST Thursday's Stableford competition for Mount Gambier Golf Club men was hosted in fine but blustery conditions, with a total of 110 players on...

Championship honours decided by small margin

THE Millicent Bowls Club held its Ladies’ Championship Fours in the first week of the new year. All games leading up to the grand final...

Robbie stands tall to claim singles title

THE Penola Bowls Club recently held its Men’s Championship Singles. Tight contests ensued leading into the final. Justin Robbie defeated Marcus Devereux in the main game...

Low-scoring affair at Scott Park

EAST GAMBIER 10/113 D SOUTH GAMBIER 10/94 ROUND 7 of Barber Shield cricket saw East Gambier victorious against South Gambier in a low-scoring one-day contest. Played...

Tigers home in a tough contest

NORTH SPORTSMAN'S 8/209 D YAHL 10/173 THE decision to bat first did not pay dividends for Yahl in Round 7 of Barber Shield cricket on...

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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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...

New spring forms

THERE have been early signs of transformation emerging at the Karst Spring property in Eight Mile Creek. With work continuing behind the scenes to...

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