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Lions roar to action

Boneham Aged Care Services in Millicent has drawn closer to replacing its minibus thanks to a recent $10,000 donation from the Millicent Lions Club.
Chief...

Call to save Robe icon

Further steps to save the Robe Obelisk are being undertaken by the local council after a well-attended community feedback session.
Over 100 attended the open...

Tenison shoots to netball glory

Forty Tenison Woods College netballers recently made the journey to Melbourne to compete at the Waverley International School Netball Championships.
 The netballers played various schools...
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Step into the colourful world of The SE Voice! Over the past 7 months, our local team has transformed our weekly editions into a fantastic FREE, fully interactive online publication (...if we do say so ourselves!) 🌟

We're thrilled to work with some of the region's top businesses to create vibrant new features and promotions for our immersive flipbooks each Tuesday and Thursday, and we hope you're enjoying the latest features as much as we enjoy creating them. Check out our full editions for FREE at sevoice.com.au/current-editions and get in touch to see what we can do for you! 📞📧
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17 hours ago

Wattle Range Council is currently meeting behind closed doors at its Millicent chambers to discuss a confidential written staff report on the recent successful hack on its data base by ransom-demanding cyber criminals.

The lengthy report classifies the situation as “high risk” and was written by acting chief executive Paul Duka.

Full details: sevoice.com.au/hacking-meeting-called/

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Wattle Range Council is currently meeting behind closed doors at its Millicent chambers to discuss a confidential written staff report on the recent successful hack on its data base by ransom-demanding cyber criminals.

The lengthy report classifies the situation as “high risk” and was written by acting chief executive Paul Duka.

Full details: https://sevoice.com.au/hacking-meeting-called/

FIRST. FREE. LOCAL.

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They better build a new 10mil office for there computers now

what an absolute non story. oh they had a meeting to discuss confidential stuff and here is the procedures of the meeting . groundbreaking.

Contract cut draws criticism

Aretired public servant has used an open forum to rebuke regional health officialdom for...

Millicent community backs novel initiative

Millicent arson attack victims Peter and Anne Hughes cheerfully believe that more good than harm has come out the deliberate destruction of their roadside library a fortnight ago.
Unknown vandals set alight to their “stop...
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15 hours ago

Step into the colourful world of The SE Voice! Over the past 7 months, our local team has transformed our weekly editions into a fantastic FREE, fully interactive online publication (...if we do say so ourselves!) 🌟

We're thrilled to work with some of the region's top businesses to create vibrant new features and promotions for our immersive flipbooks each Tuesday and Thursday, and we hope you're enjoying the latest features as much as we enjoy creating them. Check out our full editions for FREE at sevoice.com.au/current-editions and get in touch to see what we can do for you! 📞📧
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17 hours ago

Wattle Range Council is currently meeting behind closed doors at its Millicent chambers to discuss a confidential written staff report on the recent successful hack on its data base by ransom-demanding cyber criminals.

The lengthy report classifies the situation as “high risk” and was written by acting chief executive Paul Duka.

Full details: sevoice.com.au/hacking-meeting-called/

FIRST. FREE. LOCAL.
... See MoreSee Less

Wattle Range Council is currently meeting behind closed doors at its Millicent chambers to discuss a confidential written staff report on the recent successful hack on its data base by ransom-demanding cyber criminals.

The lengthy report classifies the situation as “high risk” and was written by acting chief executive Paul Duka.

Full details: https://sevoice.com.au/hacking-meeting-called/

FIRST. FREE. LOCAL.

2 CommentsComment on Facebook

They better build a new 10mil office for there computers now

what an absolute non story. oh they had a meeting to discuss confidential stuff and here is the procedures of the meeting . groundbreaking.

Extra credit to support students

Penola Primary School has been selected to receive funding through Credit Union SA’s brand-new School Impact Program this year.
The program offers SA schools the...

‘Good night’ catches driver out

ALimestone Coast man has been fined nearly $3000 after being convicted of drink driving and two separate offences of drug driving in Mount Gambier...

Extensive charge list adjourned

Mount Gambier man Tyson James Ratcliffe faced the Mount Gambier Magistrates Court last week accused of 12 offences.
The offences included theft, driving a motor...
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Sutts signs on

The Mount Gambier Pioneers Basketball Club Board has hit the ground running as it plans for the future by re-signing Matt Sutton as Head Coach of the OneFortyOne Pioneers for the next three seasons.
While both the OneFortyOne Pioneers women and the Castec Rural Pioneers men are still involved in the 2024 NBL1 finals, club president Tom Kosch said the club was always looking to the future.
Kosch was excited to announce that Sutton would return to lead the club’s women’s programs for 2025, 2026 and 2027.
‘‘Matt has been outstanding during his time as head coach and continues to remain passionate and motivated for the further development of our women’s program,” Kosch said.
“To have Matt recommit for three years is massive...

Youngsters sharpen soccer skills

Local soccer players took part in the first Football SA Development Carnival during the school holidays.
 All of SA’s Football SA Development Centres came together...