Mount Gambier specialists seen as priority
THE Labor Party has announced health-based election promise of dispatching 10 additional specialist doctors in regional areas, labelling Mount Gambier as a priority area....
SMLC becoming legal entity
A LONG term strategy of the Substance Misuse Limestone Coast (SMLC) will come to fruition in the coming months as the advocacy organisation becomes...
Upgrading the Princes Highway
FURTHER details on planned upgrades for the Princes Highway in the Limestone Coast have been released.
The SA Department of Infrastructure and Transport...
Land rezoning supported
PROPOSED rezoning in Penola has been supported by real estate agents due to limited available residential and industrial land.
The support comes following Wattle...
Mobile service now at Keilira
KEILIRA has a new 4G base station, connecting the area which was previously a black spot for mobile coverage.
The new station was officially opened...
Don’t build on Matheson Reserve
AT least four members of the Millicent Field Naturalists will make their voices heard at a public meeting in Millicent next Wednesday with concerns...
Roadshow success
MORE than 120 locals took the opportunity to chat with representatives from Telstra, Optus and NBN last week, when Wattle Range Council hosted a...
Could train services ever come back?
TRAINS were once a popular way to get from Mount Gambier to Adelaide but, after the rise of car and bus travel, trains stopped...
Knocking out International Women’s Day
WOMEN looking to celebrate International Women's Day a little differently will have the opportunity to try their hands at boxing.
Held by Boxing...
Business neighborhood watch could open to community
BUSINESSES involved in the Mount Gambier Neighbourhood Watch initiative are considering opening up the group to all members of the community.
The latest meeting...
Facelift for the ‘old girl’
"SHE was a beauty," said retired Regimental Sergeant Major Geoff Baker last week when he and three colleagues of the 1st Armoured Regiment Association...
Mount Gambier traffic lights first installed 70 years ago
SEVENTY years ago, Mount Gambier became the first town in regional South Australia to have traffic lights but some residents didn't think it was...