Vigil shines light on violence
THE Limestone Coast Family Violence Action Group will once again host a candle lighting ceremony to highlight those who have lost their lives to...
Pasin secures Barker
MEMBER for Barker Tony Pasin has secured another term in Parliament despite the Australian Labor Party securing the top spot.
The federal election came...
Cork Harbour’s light shines after dark time
One of the feel good stories from last Friday's race day at Balaklava was the continued success of six-year-old gelding Cork Harbour, providing hope...
Prioritising community connection and support in Robe
THE District Council of Robe has launched a new Community Groups Fee Waiver Policy, which aims to make it easier for local organisations and...
Hear to Entertain across the region
Friday, May 2
Generations in Jazz, various locations and times, OB Flat*
The Southern Undertows, Kalangadoo Hotel, Kalangadoo, 7pm
Jason Bull, Commercial Hotel, Mount Gambier/Berrin, 7.30pm
Saturday,...
Newly appointed executive officer
THE Limestone Coast Grape and Wine Council has announced the appointment of Edward Cavanagh into the role of executive officer.
After an intensive recruitment process,...
Maher hits at Hood
MEMBER of the Legislative Council Ben Hood’s anti-late term abortion bill from last year has been labelled as “Trump-style” politics.
In 2024 Mr Hood...
A glimpse into the underworld
A PRE-SCREENING of ‘Silas and the Underworld,’ a stop-motion animation short film created by local artist, Tyson Brant will take place this weekend.
Brant...
Coastal community to have their say
THE next round of community workshops will be held across the District Council of Grant to contribute to the coastal adaption strategy.
The project...
Council precinct plans
THE District Council of Grant will not proceed with its general office refurbishment and instead prioritise a future vision plan for its Commercial Street...
Sewage leak at the point
A MINOR sewage leak was reported to both the District Council of Grant and SA Water last month.
According to a SA Water spokesperson, crews...
Cracks shown in Tarpeena Hall
THE future of the Tarpeena Hall remains unknown with repairs estimated at more than $200,000.
The hall was forcibly closed earlier this year due to...
State Voice vote opens
First Nations South Australians are being encouraged to enrol to nominate and vote in the upcoming elections for the First Nations Voice to Parliament.
The...
