Tag: News
VR dementia training helps promote understanding
EDGARLEY Assisted Living has been the first aged care facility in Australia to implement training in specialised dementia training recently featuring virtual reality.
Ahead...
Yarns and yodels at Brad Cox
BRAD Cox finished up his 'Yarns and Yodels' regional tour in Mount Gambier/Berrin on Sunday night.
Supported by Bud Rokesky at the Sir Robert...
Naracoorte basketball results
U/10 BOYS
Green defeated Yellow 14 to 11. Green point scorers – Harper Willson 6, Eddie Bennier 4, Jack Walter 2, Will James 2. Best...
Fulwood debut single
MOUNT Gambier/Berrin singer and songwriter Lilli Fulwood has released her debut single Nostalgia.
The triple-layer song reflects on Ms Fulwood’s love for the iconic 1980’s...
Tatiara concerned for wild dog control
THE Tatiara District Council has expressed concerns regarding the Victorian State Government's decision to stop wild dog control northwest of Victoria.
The dingo unprotection order...
Petition launched for saleyard funding
USERS of the Mount Gambier and District Saleyards kicked off an online petition to further fund the transformation project.
It comes mere weeks after...
Being a tourist in our own hometown
It was a case of previously not having been there, not having done that, or at least in recent times for Naracoorte Men's Probus...
Final goodbye for kiosk
Umpherston Sinkhole Kiosk operator Julie Holdsworth will cease trade later this year after a decade in the business.
Making the decision to retire, Ms Holdsworth...
What’s on at the Mount Gambier Library
Cave Caddies
Looking for something to do with children? Why not come in and create with one of our Cave Caddies!
Filled with craft supplies,...
Push for change begins
HEARTBROKEN friends and family of Millicent mother-of-three Synamin Bell have launched a petition to change legislation and prevent further tragedies.
It comes merely days...
Students benefit from WEX
TWO Mount Gambier/Berrin students have returned from Darwin/Garramilla where they joined 28 First Nations students to attend the Work Exposure in Government (WEX) regional...
No council lifeline for Obelisk
The fate of the Robe Obelisk hangs in the balance, with the District Council of Robe deciding to take no action to preserve the...
MacKillop road works in dire need
ROADS within MacKillop could take 66 years to be completely fixed under the current road maintenance program, according to Member for MacKillop Nick McBride.
Mr...
