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South Australia’s longest running Lego event will return this October long weekend much to the joy of local Lego lovers. The seventh installment of the...

Back to court

SE Voice - October 3, 2024

Member for Mount Gambier Troy Bell will appeal last week’s jury verdict that found him guilty of a raft of charges. The Independent MP last...

Tones and I double

SE Voice - October 3, 2024

ARIA award winning singer Tones and I will perform in two intimate shows this weekend in the Jens Hotel Carpark. The pop up shows come...

Drivers hit with fines

SE Voice - October 3, 2024

Anumber of defendants charged with driving offences faced the Mount Gambier Magistrates Court last week presided over by Auxiliary Magistrate Teresa Anderson.  A Tarpeena...

City businessman seeks bail

SE Voice - October 3, 2024

AMount Gambier Magistrate is considering home detention bail for a local businessman despite his previous application being denied a week prior for the same...

City blood service in spotlight

SE Voice - October 2, 2024

Mount Gambier City Council’s advocacy for a permanent blood donation clinic continues following an urgent call from Australian Red Cross Lifeblood for more donors. Australian...

Reliable Renewables plan rolls out

SE Voice - October 1, 2024

The Federal Government is rolling out its Reliable Renewables Plan, with the next steps announced for the Southern Ocean offshore wind zone. Spinifex Offshore Wind...

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I am here at the Jubilee Sawmill where South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas is announcing the exciting launch of OneFortyOne's $30m Renewable Power Generation Project. Premier Malinauskas will also announce the builder for the Mount Gambier Technical College later this afternoon and release new renders for the Forestry Centre of Excellence. All the details of his visit can be found in Tuesdays e-edition at sevoice.com. ... See MoreSee Less

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This weekend Mount Gambier will be the focus point of another big mountain biking competition.

Inside Line Mountain Bike Club will be hosting round six of their state series which is also the state championship of the competition in Mount Gambier.

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Around the region

Charity fashion parade takes off

News October 4, 2024

Generous community support was obvious at the annual Millicent Royal Flying Doctor Support Group...

Regional SA posts greatest monthly growth

News October 4, 2024

Regional SA was the strongest performing market across the country for home prices in...

Next steps for Forestry Centre of Excellence

News October 3, 2024

The State Government will today release new artist impressions of the Forestry Centre of...

Mental health reach out

News October 3, 2024

The message of R U OK? Day was spread throughout the Millicent CBD recently. Wattle...

Pop up government services hit region

News October 3, 2024

Services Australia’s Mobile Service Centre Kangaroo Paw II is visiting towns in the Limestone...

Exotic flowers showcase

News October 3, 2024

Members of the Millicent Orchid Society are finalising arrangements for their annual Spring Show...

Features

Wattle Range mayor calls for road improvements

SE Voice - October 3, 2024

Wattle Range Mayor Des Noll has written to Premier Peter Malinauskas and Transport Minister Tom Koutsantonis as he continues to advocate for road improvements. As part of his long-running campaign, Mayor Noll donned a Hi-Vis...

Wine lovers tee up October golfing treat

SE Voice - October 3, 2024

Wine lovers and golf enthusiasts are in for a treat with the return of the SAFM/TripleM Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations Golf Day. Tee off the October long weekend and get a team of four together for...

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In brief

Politics in the pub to attract comment

October 2, 2024

Abid to reform legislation relating to abortion is certain to attract comment when Liberal frontbench MLC Ben Hood co-hosts an open political forum in...

Research highlights ‘climate burnout’

October 1, 2024

As the occurrence of weather extremes continues to escalate, the climate change movement now grapples with a new challenge, ‘climate burnout’. The troubling trend of...

New leader appointed

October 1, 2024

The Limestone Coast Local Government Association is having its fourth change of chief executive within the space of 18 months. Tony Wright left the role...

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R U OK? DAY 2024

Students take dedicated approach to wellbeing

September 12, 2024

The students at Penola Primary School take a dedicated approach to wellbeing. In week...

Skylight inspires human resilience

September 12, 2024

At Skylight, we are inspired by the resilience of the human spirit and the...

Year-round conversations encouraged

September 12, 2024

Visit ruok.org.au for free tips and tools to build the Ask R U OK?...

Garden grows social connection

September 12, 2024

Acommunity garden and outdoor space has been created at the ac.care Millicent Community Centre...

Professional support available

September 12, 2024

Encouraging a person to take action, such as seeking support from mental health professionals...

Enthusiasts take to wide-open road

October 4, 2024

South Australia’s iconic Bay to Birdwood, one of the world’s great historic motoring events,...

Automotive elegance in its purist form

October 3, 2024

Refined performance and pure elegance are just two ways of describing the 2024 Mazda...

Mobile phone detection stepped up

September 26, 2024

Limestone Coast motorists travelling to Adelaide are being warned the grace period for the...

Striking SUV pure Elegance

September 26, 2024

It’s new in town, it’s bold and it’s packed with features - the all-new...

Fresh-faced T-Cross lights up your life

September 19, 2024

The Volkswagen T-Cross has received a funky fresh new look in 2024 and also...

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Sport

Riders crank up tempo for State Championships

Will Boston - October 3, 2024

Mount Gambier will be the focus point of another big mountain biking competition over the long weekend, with riders to converge on the city for two days of extreme sport action on October 5 and 6.  Inside Line Downhill Mountain Bike Club will be hosting round six of their state series which is also the state championship of the competition in Mount Gambier.  Riders from Adelaide and Victoria will head to the Blue Lake City as they will compete against plenty of local riders of all ages.  Riders will be racing on the track known as “WheelNutz” which starts at Centenary Tower and heads down hill.  The difference with this race is that it is all downhill, so riders get their bikes sent...

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