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Miniature flags mark veteran graves

Miniature Australian flags have recently been placed in tribute on the graves of veterans in the Millicent and Tantanoola cemeteries.
The gesture was undertaken by...

Weather tech boost

Limestone Coast farmers set to benefit from new Mesonet weather network
Primary producers across the Limestone Coast can now access the latest weather information to...
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Aussie Aussie Aussie!

Last week’s wet weather did not deter more than 20 community members who officially became permanent Australian residents in a citizenship ceremony at Mount Gambier City Hall.
The 22 new Australian citizens hailed from across...

‘Forestry future’ unveiled

The future of forestry was officially unveiled last week at OneFortyOne’s Glencoe Nursery to state and local representatives, following the completion of an $8m redevelopment project for the site.
South Australian Minister for Forest Industries...

Party talks

Rank and file members of the Liberal Party will have the opportunity to have face to face meetings with parliamentarians on May 8.
The Liberal...

Feral deer culling to take place

Aerial culling of feral deer will take place in the Limestone Coast in coming days.
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is notifying residents that low...

Council documents secrecy lifted

Documents relating to the lease of the council-owned Beachport medical centre premises have recently been released into the public domain. The documents had been held...
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Cricket talents tour South Africa

Two Mount Gambier junior cricketers are on the trip of a lifetime, playing on pitches across Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Jayden Prior and Georgia Barrett have embarked on a tour as members of the Jason Gillespie Academy.
Both Prior and Barrett have represented the region in Adelaide playing cricket for Glenelg Cricket Club, as well as playing local cricket over the summer season.
The pair and their families left last week, flying to Qatar and on to Johannesburg, where they have kicked off their matches.
The tour includes seven games, comprising a mixture of T20, 50 overs and a three day match.
When they are not on the field, the youngsters will be treated to a host of social events and activities in both...

Plenty of fish in the sea!

What an awesome run of weather we are having for the offshore anglers.
All the rough stuff mid-week and near perfect conditions for the weekend.
This...