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Grassroots Grant funding open

COMMUNITY groups across the Limestone Coast are being encouraged to get their project ideas ready, with the next round of Limestone Coast Landscape Board...

Volunteer chef needed for Christmas lunch

A VOLUNTEER chef or cook is needed to help prepare the festive meal for the Mount Gambier Christmas Community Lunch, supporting those in need...

Courts ready for tennis

For more than 100 years the Mount Gambier Tennis Club has served the community and with world-class upgrades now complete, it will continue to...

Commissioner comes to city

New garden to grow young minds

New ac.care head office brings team closer

Fringe fun hits town

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Sport

Course in good condition

AT the Blue Lake golf course on a light drizzly day, 63 SE Veterans players found the course to be in good nick after...

Roos become kings in rescheduled grand final

LUCINDALE ROOS 2/200 d MILLICENT BLACK HATS 6/198 DESPITE an unfortunate rain delay last Saturday, the Lucindale Roos and the Millicent Black Hats found a...

Solo efforts reap rewards

THE Millicent Bowls Club held its annual Veterans Singles on Tuesday, with the first player to reach 21 shots in each game crowned the...

Crater Clash returns

The region’s premier boxing event will return this weekend, with the Crater Clash set to be the biggest yet. With eight fights featuring rising...

Naracoorte Calisthenics celebrates 20 years

THE Naracoorte Calisthenics Club recently celebrated its 20th anniversary through its annual End of Year Concert. The concert saw recreational and competitive teams and soloists...

Tough task for keen riders

A TOUGH hilltop finish faced 16 nominated Mount Gambier Cycling Club riders for Race 4 of the summer season. The riders competed on an...

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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Wish Festival returns

Naracoorte residents are invited to celebrate Harmony Day as a community at the Naracoorte Wish Festival Make a wish and release a floating lantern...

Super shot wins Ibis comp

THE Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery has recently published two greeting cards which highlight the beauty of the local Ibis. The gallery has adopted the Ibis...

Beachport Crayfish Fest powers through torrent

DESPITE heavy rains forecast for all of last weekend, the Beachport Crayfish Festival persisted through the mud and the wet to put on a...

Dackel Day will delight

Dachshund fever is set to return when the much-loved Day of the Dackel trots back into Edenhope on Sunday, 29 March. This year the...

Lions prevail in Aus Cup

Naracoorte United took part in a historic clash on Saturday, travelling to face Whyalla Lions Soccer Club as part of the Hahn Australia Cup. The...

Swinging with the Stars returns

EIGHT local icons will take to the stage once again this year with the Stand Like Stone Foundation announcing its Swinging with the Stars...

Place of courage

CITY of Mount Gambier has provided in‑principle support to the Limestone Coast Family Violence Action Group’s (LCFVAG) Place of Courage - Ripples project. The project...

Funding welcomed

In a significant move to support South Australian grain producers weathering the effects of prolonged dry conditions, Premier Peter Malinauskas recently announced a $200...

Dementia beds underway

A MULTI-MILLION dollar purpose-built dementia unit is under construction at Boandik Lake Terrace. The new development will include 11 beds for those living with...

Lovegrass found

AFRICAN lovegrass has been confirmed on a property near Millicent. It is the most southerly occurrence recorded in the Limestone Coast to date. The find...

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