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THE bright lights at Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre will shine for the first time since March when staff welcome patrons back to the facility...

MOUNT Gambier City Council will urge the State Government to mandate that all Mount Gambier Prison inmates are returned to their place of residence...

MOUNT Gambier City Council is set for a major shakeup with four new faces elected to the chamber. Elected member positions were tightly contested as vote counting was finalised yesterday, with a number of incumbent[...]

INCUMBENT councillor Frank Morello has labelled "unfinished business" as the key motivator behind his decision to nominate for a second term on Mount Gambier...

MOUNT Gambier City Council will refine its strategic priorities and long term plans for the city at an elected members workshop next month[...]

MOUNT Gambier City Council will apply for funding through the State Government's $12.4m support package for local government following China's ban on foreign waste imports[...]

Mount Gambier is one step closer to the construction of an indoor pool and recreation centre after the city council showed its support for...

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MOUNT Gambier City Council elected members prioritised recommendations from its youth engagement strategy and culture and heritage plan at a workshop this week. Both the...

A GIANT pixelated portrait of Sir Robert Helpmann is taking shape as external renovations continue at Mount Gambier's civic centre. Zinc panels fixed to a...

MORE than 60 artists, local industry members and cultural champions came together at the Main Corner on Tuesday for the first in a series...

[caption id="attachment_3565" align="aligncenter" width="600"] FLY TOWER UPGRADE BEGINS: Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre manager Frank Morello, Dycer Constructions managing director Chris Dycer and Mount Gambier City Council regulatory services manager Michael Silvy on site at the Civic Centre, where the construction of scaffolding is nearly complete, ahead of a $1.3m refurbishment project.[/caption]