Early voters head to poll

Early voting for the upcoming Federal Election on May 3 has opened across the country, including in the Limestone Coast.
This year will be Australia’s...

Water drainage rethink

Abold plan to improve the health of Lake George with additional fresh water has been proposed by a key State Government agency.
The proposal forms...

AFL plays ball with disaster relief support

Hatherleigh resident, retired army officer and Disaster Relief Australia chief executive David Smith has welcomed the news of AFL sponsorship for his not-for-profit organisation.
Founded...

Breaking news

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4 hours ago

The touted appearance of football journeyman and social media sensation “Prime Train” adds an extra dimension to the resumption of the Mid South Eastern Football League today after a break for Easter.

Prime Train (real name Tom Baulch) will pull on the boots for Robe Football & Netball Club when they host ladder leaders and reigning premiers Hatherleigh Football & Netball Clubs in the round three match-of-the-day.
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The touted appearance of football journeyman and social media sensation “Prime Train” adds an extra dimension to the resumption of the Mid South Eastern Football League today after a break for Easter.

Prime Train (real name Tom Baulch) will pull on the boots for Robe Football & Netball Club when they host ladder leaders and reigning premiers Hatherleigh Football & Netball Clubs in the round three match-of-the-day.
18 hours ago

What an absolutely beautiful tribute at the start of the Mount Gambier Pioneers Anzac Day match.

The Castec Rural Supplies Mount Gambier Pioneers are hosting the Waverley Falcons in the NBL1 South conference Anzac Round tonight.

Let’s go Pioneers, Let’s go!
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Market gives Easter tourists taste of region

Several hundred shoppers crowded a closed Railway Terrace at Beachport on Saturday morning for the customary Easter Saturday open air market.
Almost 50 traders were present in the cloudy but mild weather while the bricks...

Youngster shares medical journey

Mount Gambier’s Riley Turnbull was a happy, healthy teenager when a call early last year changed everything.
 Despite having no symptoms or known family history, the 19-year-old was diagnosed with stage three kidney failure and...
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4 hours ago

The touted appearance of football journeyman and social media sensation “Prime Train” adds an extra dimension to the resumption of the Mid South Eastern Football League today after a break for Easter.

Prime Train (real name Tom Baulch) will pull on the boots for Robe Football & Netball Club when they host ladder leaders and reigning premiers Hatherleigh Football & Netball Clubs in the round three match-of-the-day.
... See MoreSee Less

The touted appearance of football journeyman and social media sensation “Prime Train” adds an extra dimension to the resumption of the Mid South Eastern Football League today after a break for Easter.

Prime Train (real name Tom Baulch) will pull on the boots for Robe Football & Netball Club when they host ladder leaders and reigning premiers Hatherleigh Football & Netball Clubs in the round three match-of-the-day.
18 hours ago

What an absolutely beautiful tribute at the start of the Mount Gambier Pioneers Anzac Day match.

The Castec Rural Supplies Mount Gambier Pioneers are hosting the Waverley Falcons in the NBL1 South conference Anzac Round tonight.

Let’s go Pioneers, Let’s go!
... See MoreSee Less

Council maintains confidentiality

Wattle Range Council has voted to maintain the confidential status of 30 matters.
All councils across South Australia are obliged to review their confidential orders...

Regional health contacts updated

The 2025 edition of the Millicent Health Services Guide has been released.
It contains essential contacts and information from emergency care to allied health.
The guide...

Theatre upgrade

Independent Member for Mount Gambier Troy Bell has called for a major upgrade of the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre in the Blue Lake city.
According...
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Off to the races

Two local businesses have won the naming rights to races at the annual Millicent Cup Day race meet at the Allan Scott Racecourse at Glenburnie on May 25.
The Grand Hotel and G Square had their names chosen by chance when the Millicent Racing Club recently held its annual 600 Club function at its racecourse.
Club president John Payne thanked the 600 Club members from the Millicent business sector for their support of his 151-year-old club.
With the assistance of Racing SA, club funds and naming rights sponsor John Chay & Co, the total stake money of $31,800 on offer for the Millicent Cup is sure to be a drawcard.
The Millicent Racing Club conducts one meeting per annum and this will be...