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Pair hit the streets

A Mount Gambier/Berrin man and his trusty service dog Indy will be hitting the pavement in an effort to raise funds for Assistance Dogs...

Showtime Fun at Naracoorte

The Naracoorte Show saw one of it's best years yet with around 2600 people filling the showgrounds. With rides, entertainment, a variety of stalls...

Fight is on for more tests

A Mount Gambier/Berrin man is on a crusade to get more men tested for prostate cancer. Prostate cancer survivor Alec Hamilton is currently fighting...

Safety upgrades on the way

Job vacancy growth

Kiosk opening a success

Farina travels overseas

Digital Edition

Sport

Reinoehl can not stay away

PIONEERS fans will be pleased with the announcement 188 cm American Haliegh Reinoehl will return to Mount Gambier for the OneFortyOne Pioneers 2025 NBL1...

Penola Rabgers breaks drought

Penola Rangers break drought Penola Rangers have won their first match in over a year in the second round of the Southern Ports Tennis Association...

Pairs and singles titles decided

LAST Wednesday the Penola Bowls Club hosted its Ladies 50up Drawn Pairs, with Gerardine Williams and Meredith Hinze claiming the win over Maria Hunter...

Putting foot-to-pedal for Mingbool cycling course

THE second race of the Mount Gambier Cycling Club’s spring series was held over 30km along an out-and-back course on Attamurra Road. The...

New and expanded partnership for GRSA, TAB

TAB has reaffirmed its commitment to South Australian greyhound racing, extending its long-term partnership with Greyhound Racing SA (GRSA) for a further five years. The...

SEAC celebrates 70th anniversary

LAST Sunday, a Mystery Drive saw drivers from the South East Automobile Club (SEAC) stop at destinations which held significance to the club to...

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Entertainment

New release for Stuckey

KANE Stuckey and Nic Beare, known by his stage name Esketamine, have recently collaborated on a new track. A former singing student of Stuckey’s, Beare...

Music awards nominations open

MUSICSA have recently announced nominations for the 2024 South Australian Music Awards are now open. The awards aim to recognise those that have made...

New track for Newman

ALISON Newman has recently released the second part of her story - her new song Free Me. Five tracks made up her latest EP,...

A win for artists and venues

Woolstore Brewery owners Kylie and Chris Ind were excited to be named as one of the live music venues that the newly launched Project:...

Collaboration aims to revitalise region’s live music

PROJECT: Music South East launched this week following a partnership between MusicSA and the City of Mount Gambier. The year-long regional live music activation program...

Line-up locked in to battle

BANDS are set to hit the stage later this year for the return of Battle of the Bands in Mount Gambier/Berrin with the event’s...

Farming

Wimmera farmer’s story highlighted in energy Inquiry through new film series

Wimmera grain grower Simon Tickner has joined a huge cross section of regional Australia living in the thick of the shift to renewable energy...

Help wanted against African lovegrass

THE Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) will be offering free African lovegrass control to landholders through the African Lovegrass Control Program in...

Confidence returns

Confidence has returned to Australia’s farming sector following a mid-year dip in sentiment, as more favourable livestock markets and beneficial rain in some cropping...

Quarterly red meat production lifts and global demand remains very strong

The latest quarterly statistics on livestock slaughtered and meat production from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) have revealed the female slaughter rate (FSR)...

Helping your team learn and grow

Farmers know looking after their dairy herd is a given. But Dairy South Australia Mount Gambier extension coordinator Alberta Badu-Yeboah believes looking after the...

New study to benchmark crop residue emissions

A new $8 million national study is set to quantify greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from crop residues, to help the Australian grains industry accurately...

Motoring

Volvo EX30 off on power walk

With the new EX30 electric SUV Volvo appears to be walking the talk toward its being a solely electric vehicle manufacturer by 2030. The...

TOYOTA GRANVIA IS A PREMIUM PEOPLE MOVER

Launched here in 2019 the Toyota Granvia effectively replaced the long-running Tarago people mover. At the same time, it moved its target audience beyond...

LEXUS ES300h SPORTS LUXURY

The growth in SUV sales has seen a corresponding decline in demand for traditional four-door sedans. In the case of Lexus only two of...

NISSAN NAVARA PRO-X DUAL CAB UTILITY

Okay. Now I’m confused. The Nissan Navara PRO-4X was replaced by the PRO-4X Warrior which in turn has recently been replaced by the much-hyped PRO-4X...

‘S’ PUTS ON JOLION GOOD SHOW

The Chinese automobile maker GWM Haval has spiced up its popular small petrol sports utility vehicle segment with the addition of a Jolion S,...

Strong fuel efficiency standards the key to $13 billion benefit for Australians

AUSTRALIANS can individually save up to $1200 a year on vehicle running costs if the federal government delivers strong fuel efficiency standards, new modelling...

In Business - Sponsored

Passing the baton

Owning their own business is a step up for Brendan Fleming and Thomas Garner, who are the proud owners of Mount Gambier Mechanical and...

Step down for Phil Maywald

AFTER more than 50 years in the mechanics industry, Mount Gambier/Berrin’s Phil Maywald is taking a step back, as he and his wife Lisa...

Mining jobs plentiful for SA

MINING jobs were highly advertised in South Australia in the last quarter of 2023, with 40 per cent of those advertised jobs located in...

Using proper language when talking about disability

As our society progresses into a more inclusive and welcoming environment, it is important that we make a conscious effort to ensure the language...

One million drums and counting

If all the plastic AgVet containers Noel Bubner has processed for recycling were laid side by side, they would stretch from Balaklava to Adelaide,...

Seniors delay doctors visits due to cost

New research from National Seniors Australia suggests 68 per cent of older people have recently gone without or hesitated to access essential healthcare...

More News

Road maintenance not up to scratch

THE current road maintenance practice within the Wattle Range Council area is “like applying a band aid to a sucking chest wound” according to...

Calling for change

As fox baiting programs begin across the region, one Limestone Coast resident is questioning the state government's need to bait public beaches. In 2018...

Signs for historic walk one step closer

A HISTORIC walk around the heart of Bordertown is one step closer with a number of prominent sites on the list. The Bordertown on...

Disability access closer for high school

DISABILITY access will be increased at Bordertown High School following a state government announcement. The government recently announced the school was one of six...

Solos boast about Penola

SOLO travellers from the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia (CMCA) are back on the road after spending time in Penola for their Solos...

Still Water Studio set to succeed

After calling for community contributions, the Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival (PCAF) has decided on a name for its new gallery space. Still Water Studio...

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