Police impersonator on wrong side of law
MOUNT Gambier Police are on the hunt for a white dual-cab utility after receiving several reports of a person impersonating police, by using red...
Special commemoration marks Korean battle
THOUSANDS will honour the bravery and sacrifice of those who defended the nation's freedom and values at Anzac services around the region today.
However, the...
Penola punters enjoy great day at the races
MANY put away their bunny ears for gorgeous gowns on Easter Sunday as the Penola Racecourse thrived with punters.
Close to 700 people attended the...
‘Fallen’ honoured at Sheoak Lodge pre-Anzac Day service
"THE Fallen" were honoured when the Millicent sub-branch of the RSL staged a pre-Anzac Day service at the Sheoak Lodge aged care facility at...
Anzac Day commemorates military bravery and sacrifice
ANZAC Day holds a sacred place in the heart of Mount Gambier's Barbara Bruhn.
Holding onto a precious photograph in the lead up to today's...
Dog trial goes down a treat
OVER 100 "good boys and girls" raced around Hastings Cunningham Reserve over the weekend as part of the Blue Lake
Obedience Dog Club's Easter trials.
The...
Youngsters enjoy youth week activities
MILLICENT'S smallest residents tried their luck at a number of giant games as part of last week's 2019 Youth Week celebrations.
The Civic and Arts...
Long-serving mill worker a cut above
IN 1968, John Gorton was Prime Minister of Australia, the Beatles were in the charts with Hey Jude and Otis Redding was Sitting on...
Catafalque party returns
A CEREMONIAL feature of a catafalque party will return to the Anzac Day dawn service on Thursday at the Millicent Cross of Sacrifice after...
Fringe makes mark on city
THE Mount Gambier Fringe has been and gone, but that has not stopped the flow of art inspired by the festival.
Working on their biggest...
Former Grant District Council CEO set to take action over sudden dismissal
THE Adelaide lawyer representing dumped Grant District Council chief executive David Singe yesterday lashed out at elected members for putting ratepayers' money at risk.
Lawyer...
War memories shared
SEPTEMBER 2, 1945 is a date etched into Australian history, but none more so than those who can recall exactly where they were when...
Students get a taste of rural medicine
A NEW cohort of medical students have begun their journey in a pilot program throughout the Green Triangle region.
A total of 14 MD...
