Nominations for the 2022 City of Mount Gambier Australia Day Awards are now open.
The awards will recognise individuals or organisations that have made an outstanding contribution to the local community during the past year...
Mount Gambier fashionista Abby Chapman is putting her best foot forward in this year’s Myer Fashions on your Front Lawn competition.
Following the success of last year’s virtual fashions on the field, the Melbourne Cup...
Book worms are being encouraged to pause reading to discover more great stories at the Rotary Club of Mount Gambier’s upcoming book fair.
City Hall will again be packed with stacks of pre-loved books for sale at the club’s annual...
The first sod was turned on Monday to officially mark the start of construction of a new Coonawarra rail trail.
The 30km trail is one of several projects being undertaken by Wattle Range Council after it received a total of...
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board has received funding to undertake infrastructure works to retain water in the landscape.
This will improve aquifer recharge and protect ecological values at Hutt Bay (also known as Middle Point Swamp) near Port MacDonnell as...
Labelled as having one of the nation’s lowest vaccination rates has Grant District Council seeking an investigation into the figures’ credibility.
Mayor Richard Sage is hoping additional information will be released which could identify a more accurate figure for the...
Two Mount Gambier high schools have been included in a school-based COVID-19 immunisation program to be rolled out to selected schools this term.
Pop-up vaccination hubs will be established at Grant High School and Mount Gambier High School from later...
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning near Murrayville.
It generated 300 reports from South East and Victorian Mallee towns and beyond including Keith and Kingston.
Geoscience Australia said the earthquake struck at 3.17am (SA time)...
After 40 years standing centre-stage in the heart of Mount Gambier the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre is gearing-up for a makeover.
A master plan has been developed In consultation with the community and with the help of architectural firm Grieve...
The new sporting season is about to get into full swing tomorrow night when the new summer of tennis starts at Olympic Park.
The four Division 1 clubs will face off in the opening set of the 2021-22 Mount Gambier and District Tennis Association season.
Association president Andrew van den Hurk is full of excitement for what is to come, but is concerned rain might spoil the party.
“If we can play on Friday night that would be a good start because the weather forecast does not look good,” he said.
“But Saturday does not look too bad hopefully when the other grades play.
“I think a lot of teams are pretty keen to get out there and have a hit again.
“Now we just...
The reigning Mount Gambier and District Tennis Association Division 1 premiers Centrals/Uniting Church will aim to defend its title on new turf.
After having played...
The OneFortyOne Pioneers have received another piece of confidence-building news with Naracoorte basketballer Sophie Miles re-signing for the 2022 NBL1 South Season.
Miles joined the...
East Gambier has swiftly announced its new-look coaching line up for the 2022 Bendigo Bank Western Border Football League season after the departure of...
