Trainers chasing further classic success
THE Mount Gambier Summer Classic, first run over 512 metres at Tara Raceway for greyhounds whelped on or after January 1 two years prior,...
Race to remember the fallen
CYCLING is a sport that inherently demands an immense capacity for suffering and resilience.
When paired with a day dedicated to honouring ultimate sacrifices,...
Your Trusted Partner in Building Certification
As JT Certification Services approaches their first year in business, director and founder Jake Turner continues to provide high quality building certification services and...
Big challenge for Bulldogs
MILLICENT V EAST GAMBIER
This weekend looms as a real test for East Gambier as they head to McLaughlin Park to take on the undefeated...
Eagles fly too high for the rest
MOUNT BURR V HATHERLEIGH
MOUNT Burr faces a big test on Saturday when it hosts Hatherleigh in Round 5 of Mid South East football.
While the...
Third rate hike
A THIRD interest rate hike for the year has been announced by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
The increase of 0.25 per cent...
Millicent United calls for more time
DESPITE sourcing enough players for the season, a Millicent United Soccer Club playing coach is urging Football SA to reconsider its rule of dissolving...
Milestone 10 years for headspace
HEADSPACE celebrated its 10-year birthday recently with staff, partners, and community members, reflecting on a decade of supporting young people's mental health and wellbeing.
The...
Local lad beats park run world record
A YOUNG local has officially beaten the world record for a 5km park run during a recent event in Mount Gambier.
Seven-year-old Blaise Turner achieved...
Pioneers men split road double
THE Mount Gambier Pioneers men kicked off their NBL1 South double-header road trip with a welcome 111-108 victory over the Knox Raiders, before a...
Tough weekend on the road for women
ROUND 5 of the NBL1 South basketball season was not kind to the Mount Gambier Pioneers women, who suffered losses in a double-header road...
Small rate rise expected
Ratepayers in the Naracoorte Lucindale Council could be hit with a 5 per cent rate rise,
Elected members endorsed the draft annual business plan...

















