No love lost
A REGIONAL same-sex marriage campaigner has warned the Federal Government's proposed voluntary postal plebiscite is fuelling "negativity" against same sex couples in the region.
Activist...
Council calls on young residents to shape city
YOUNG people across the region have a chance to share their voice on activities and projects to improve Mount Gambier in the development of...
Foundation reaches million-dollar mark
THE Stand Like Stone Foundation will award its one-millionth dollar of grant funding as part of its upcoming annual Small Grants and Educational Scholarship...
Council plans for decade of growth
MOUNT Gambier City Council will focus on supporting local businesses, building skills and facilitating entrepreneurship and innovation as part of a long-term city growth...
Track upgrade halts racing
THE Mount Gambier Racing Club says the decision to change next year's Scott Group of Companies gold cup to early December was made in...
Duo rallies behind charity
DRESSED as Batman's nemesis The Joker, Mount Gambier residents Ian Weber and Jason Beveridge will again show their support for children in need as...
Academy develops next generation of athletes
A PILOT Limestone Coast Elite Sporting Academy will be established to catapult talented athletes to the top level of competition.
Considered one of the most...
Walkway preserves character
A WALKWAY linking Margaret Street and the Mount Gambier Railway Lands precinct is now complete.
The $300,000 project has transformed the historical industrial building on...
City’s gold cup race meeting scheduled for December 1
A REGIONAL thoroughbred trainer has welcomed news the Scott Group of Companies Mount Gambier Gold Cup will be staged in early December, claiming it...
WWII veteran Colin Cameron remembered
WORLD War II veteran and committed community man Colin Cameron OAM will be remembered in the region for his caring nature and dedication to...
Hawkins services to expand
HAWKINS Medical Clinic will expand services in Mount Gambier after purchasing the property formerly known as The Eye Centre on Pinehall Avenue.
The Eye Centre...
Tight regulations cast doubt over hemp production
FARMERS throughout the region remain unconvinced growing industrial hemp on their properties would provide economic benefits greater than proven crops after attending an information...
Council calls for more eID support
THE chief executive of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) will visit the Naracoorte Lucindale Regional Livestock Exchange this week following correspondence.
It comes as...
