Category: News

Mount Burr lights up for Ladies Night

The Mount Burr Netball Club hosted a Ladies Night event at their home ground on Saturday evening.
The ladies gathered in a marquee atop the...

Shelton still drives education

Millicent High School’s longest serving principal is now driving school buses.
John Shelton retired at the end of 2021 after 16 years at the helm.
He...

Open gardens in full bloom

Two open gardens held in Penola on the weekend proved to be an outstanding success.
The Still Water quince fair attracted 640 people over the...

Party talks

Rank and file members of the Liberal Party will have the opportunity to have face to face meetings with parliamentarians on May 8.
The Liberal...

Feral deer culling to take place

Aerial culling of feral deer will take place in the Limestone Coast in coming days.
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is notifying residents that low...

Scholarship guides health study journey

Serving rural communities was a powerful motivation for Mount Gambier school leaver Agnes Doyle to enrol in a Bachelor of Medical Studies at the...

Tech hub connects veterans

Anew hi-tech veterans’ hub is to be opened in the Millicent RSL War Memorial Hall in the coming weeks.
It will offer onsite services for...

Roadworks here for long haul

There will be no relief for Limestone Coast motorists amid the continuation of ongoing roadworks on Jubilee Highway.
Jubilee Highway West (northern carriageway) will be...

Fallen honoured at Kalangadoo

Around 170 members of the Kalangadoo and wider community gathered on Sunday morning to honour the fallen as well as those who served.
The late...

Big Daws dominates

The Limestone Coast is well represented in the AFL with plenty of home-grown players starring on the national stage.
The SE Voice’s sports journo Will...

Saints and Roos gear up for match of the round

North Gambier V South Gambier
North Gambier will host South Gambier in the annual Anzac Day clash today at Vansittart Park as Round 2 of...

Students get active on sports day

Excitement, happiness and lots of fun was had by students who participated in the Kalangadoo Primary School sports day last week.
 The day featured several...

Cultural identity feedback sought

Community feedback is being sought on Mount Gambier’s cultural identity as part of the development of a vision to guide City Council’s strategic planning...

Miniature flags mark veteran graves

Miniature Australian flags have recently been placed in tribute on the graves of veterans in the Millicent and Tantanoola cemeteries.
The gesture was undertaken by...

Council has big plans in the works

The Mount Gambier City Council has endorsed its Shared Path Master Plan, a framework highlighting future improvements to the quality, connectivity and safety of...