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Hay delivered for Limestone Coast farmers in need

THE Naracoorte Regional Livestock Exchange was bustling with activity over the weekend with more than 20 b-double and semi trucks delivering hay. The Need for...

Crafters creating for the future

Millicent Craft Group are celebrating the news they were successful in their application for $37,254 from the annual Wattle Range Council (WRC) infrastructure grant...

National recognition for local beef jerky

ROBE based Mike’s Beef Jerky and Speciality Meats was awarded for their crowd favourite original flavoured beef jerky and chilli cheese kransky at the...

Don’t convict MP on fraud ‘vibe’ charges, jury urged

South Australian MP Troy Bell is facing a "trial by vibe" on theft and dishonesty charges, his defence counsel had told a jury. The...

Take a moment to ask R U OK?

THE Mount Gambier and District Suicide Prevention Network and Anglicare SA banded together to provide a safe space for locals to come for coffee...

Workshop, funding to support African lovegrass control

African lovegrass is fast becoming a serious weed in the upper Limestone Coast and landholders are urged to be vigilant in the control of...

Students receive council scholarships

FIVE young District Council of Grant residents and students between Years 10 to 12 studying at high school have been presented with council scholarships. The...

New campaign to highlight forestry

THE diversity of career pathways within the timber industry has been highlighted with a brand new $250,000 campaign - with the City of Mount...

Exploring Mount Gambier’s history

Many organisations, families and individuals have a coat of arms and the City of Mount Gambier is no different. The city's coat of arms,...

Aliens attack: Penola students learn about journalism

Year 10 English students at Penola High School had a deeper look into a career in journalism when SA Today journalist Sophie Conlon visited...

More mowing requested for Frances

Frances was in the spotlight last month, as the Naracoorte Lucindale Council met there for their monthly meeting. Presenting a deputation on the night...

Silos to come down

Standing tall for more than 50 years, the Wirrega skyline is looking different as Viterra has begun demolishing the township's iconic silos. The silos...

Christmas Appeal lights up Old Town Hall

Two of eight windows at the Old Town Hall on Commercial Street are lit up as the Mount Gambier Community Mayor's Christmas Appeal reaches...