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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

Feedlotting for farm business success

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

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

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Sport

Serviceton welcomes back bowls

SERVICETON bowls was back in force after the Christmas and New Year's break, with two teams playing at the Kaniva New Years' Day tournament. The...

Creek returning to the South East

EXCELLENT news for Limestone Coast racing with former Mount Gambier gallops trainer Lee Creek looking to resurrect his training career back in the South...

Kicking off the year with Monthly Medal

THE Mount Gambier Golf Club recently hosted its first Monthly Medal competition for the year. Stephen Herbert (25) of the C Grade picked up the...

Millicent and Naracoorte Cricket back on

THE Christmas break has left cricketers of the Millicent and Naracoorte Cricket Association itching to play once more, with three matches on the cards...

Looking ahead for Mount Gambier and District cricket

AFTER a much-needed holiday break for cricketers of the Mount Gambier and District Cricket Association, players are now ready to return in full force...

Mixed pairs champions decided

THE Penola Bowls Club held its Mixed Pairs recently in windy conditions. Peter Thompson and Wendy Lowe claimed the win over Justin Robbie and Kaye...

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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Walking the Seasons back for 2026

A SERIES of seasonal community walking events celebrating connection to Country and cultural knowledge is scheduled to continue in 2026. Designed to be inclusive and...

More drought funding given

The South Australian Government has announced another $24.5 million for the Drought Support Package as part of the Mid-Year Budget Review. The additional funding...

Celebrating Pitt’s pots

RESTHAVEN Mount Gambier resident and potter Trevor Pitt has continued to inspire the Resthaven community with his creations. Mr Pitt's kiln-fired pots and vases feature...

A lifetime of Lions

A COMMITMENT to service, instilled by community-minded parents has led Beryl Mahoney to serve in various capacities for a number of decades. Throughout...

Millicent veterans recognised

VETERANS at both the Millicent and Tantanoola cemetery will continue to have small Australian flags on Anzac Day. The annual placement of the flags...

Ramsay Street development gets underway

Work has officially begun on a new 5.8-hectare residential housing estate in Bordertown, including new homes for essential workers. The development, a partnership between...

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