Category: News

Servo screening sought to preserve Millicent parklands appearance

Alocal resident wants the planning authorities to insist that shrubs be planted to minimise the visual impact of a proposed fuel outlet in a...

Familiar friend returns to shore

The Glenelg Shire is getting ready to welcome a familiar friend back into local waters this week with the return of a popular cruise...

Encore fashion showcase

Some of the unique garments from a fashion parade in Millicent are having an encore viewing.
The inaugural Millicent MET Wearable Art Competition was held...

‘Man on meth’ lucky to be alive

ASouth Australian Magistrate has described a “miracle” after a man high on meth survived after suffering a drug psychosis and rolling his car.
The Mount...

Millicent Racecourse work sprints ahead

Volunteers have begun the laborious task of removing the aluminium inside running rail at the Millicent Racecourse.
While this work is undertaken, regular training activities...

Future of regional health in spotlight

Brain storming sessions for the public regarding future regional health services will be held in Mount Gambier and seven other South East towns in...

GALLERY: Pink Stumps Day

The cricket match between the Millicent Black Hats and the Naracoorte Townies was played at Norm Facey Oval in Millicent on Saturday as a...

Countdown on to Angus bull sale

The Foster family’s Boonaroo Angus stud will hold its annual bull sale on Friday, February 21 at 11.30am, with inspections from 9am.
There will be...

Council considers replica options for doomed landmark

Areplica of the Robe Obelisk could cost as much as $1.3m.
The current structure is almost 170 years old and is danger of collapsing into...

Servo screening sought to preserve Millicent parklands appearance

Alocal resident wants the planning authorities to insist that shrubs be planted to minimise the visual impact of a proposed fuel outlet in a...

Taste festival delivers mouth-watering line-up

The Naracoorte Town Squares will come to life for the 2025 ‘Taste the Limestone Coast Festival’ this Saturday.
The much-loved event has been running since...

Carbon farming workshop interest

Farmers wanting to learn more about greenhouse gas emissions from their farm are encouraged to attend a Limestone Coast Landscape Board’s Introductory Carbon Farming...

Red tape cuts drive home jobs creation

New laws to speed up delivery of new homes and jobs by streamlining timeframes for government approvals have been introduced into State Parliament.
After consultation...

Hot car caution needed

Drivers are being warned not to accidentally lock their loved ones in the car as temperatures soar, with new RAA data showing more than...

Summer festival revival

A beloved three day festival in a local seaside town is back this month with a name change and a new focus after a...