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City Council encourages better waste management behaviour

MOUNT Gambier City Council is encouraging its residents to consider when disposing of household waste and make the most of services provided within the...

Limestone Coast vaccine appointment boost

COVID vaccine appointments across Limestone Coast SA Health-run clinics will boost by an additional 800 slots each week as South Australia’s Pfizer stocks promised...

Health, transport raised as Millicent priorities

HEALTH services and a lack of transport options were highlighted as the two most pressing issues affecting older people in Millicent at a recent...

Labor foreshadows Mount Gambier-specific policy document

THE State Opposition will release a Mount Gambier-specific pre-election policy document ahead of March 2022, Labor leader Peter Malinauskas has revealed. Mr Malinauskas said...

MFS truck deployment “operational decision”: Minister

EMERGENCY Minister Vincent Tarzia says the deployment of two new fire trucks to Seaford and Mount Barker Metropolitan Fire Stations (MFS) despite Mount Gambier...

Call to increase migrant intake

MEMBER for MacKillop Nick McBride has called on the Federal Government to urgently evacuate Afghan residents at heightened risk of persecution of the Taliban,...

Liberals short change public libraries

THE State Government has proposed freezing funding for council libraries for $20.7m per year in 2021/22, resulting in a cut of more than $6m...

Liberal candidate seeks leave of absence

NEWLY-MINTED Liberal candidate for Mount Gambier Ben Hood will seek a six month leave of absence from Mount Gambier City to contest the 2022...

Wattle Range issued canvassed with Labor

ROAD condition and maintenance, Lake George, regional ambulance services and council amalgamations were raised by Wattle Range representatives during a lengthy meeting with the...

The hunt goes on

It’s one of Australia’s oldest urban myths: alleged sightings of big cats in the wild, such as jaguars, pumas and cougars, that date back...

Book fair a success

MOUNT Gambier North Primary held a book fair this week, forming part of the school’s 2021 Book Week celebrations. The book fair allows students to...

Millicent North kitchen upgrade complete

MILLICENT North Primary students have given top marks to the school’s state of the art kitchen and canteen renovation project. After Covid-related delays, the...

Burlesque dancer nominated

BURLESQUE dancer Chloe Fry continues to rise to the occasion in the industry after being nominated for a prestigious award. Ms Fry was nominated for...