THE demolition of Mount Gambier’s rail roundhouse will go ahead without any intervention from Mount Gambier City Council despite a last ditch effort by an elected […]
Roundhouse to be razed
Growth capacity framework developed
A FORMAL framework designed to identify existing assets and potential growth capacity is being developed for the Limestone Coast […]
Speed limits cut
SPEED limits on four roads in Yahl will be reduced to 80kph following an assessment by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure[…]
Town hall trees to be replaced
MOUNT Gambier City Council will remove and replace 13 trees around the town hall over the next two years following an assessment by an independent arborist. […]
City council seeks feedback
MOUNT Gambier City Council has invited public feedback on its 2018/19 draft annual business plan and budget, which will be considered before the adoption of a final plan/budget in June[…]
City engineering projects continue
MOUNT Gambier City Council will continue to progress a number of key engineering projects in the city this month[…]
Concerns raised about speed limit on ‘scary’ road
GRANT District Council will liaise with the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) to review the speed limit on Mingbool Road[…]
Walking trail windfall
MOUNT Gambier City Council will continue to extend the city’s rail trail after receiving $250,000 in State Government funding. The State Government announced this week it […]
Labor pledges $9.6m school road safety program
THE State Labor Government has promised $9.6m to enhance road safety education in primary schools and improve road safety around schools if re-elected[…]
Bateman on board
THE pool of candidates vying for the seat of MacKillop continues to grow with farmer and businessman Richard Bateman entering the contest under the Australian Conservatives banner[…]