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Maritime history anchored in the Bay

IT was early 1951 when Limestone Coast resident Geoff Aslin saw the 100m-long, 3346 tonne freighter Corio shipwrecked roughly 4km from Cape Banks. 

“I was...

Lid lifted on emerging recycling plant

A NEW industry is being forged in Mount Gambier as one man declares his own "war on waste", recycling used milk bottles and damaged...

Lessons learnt from troubled past

IT IS easy to typecast Australian comedian Merrick Watts as a likeable larrikin who always radiated confidence but to do so would disregard the...

End of life care focus

VOLUNTEERS are being sought to help deliver an In Home Hospice Care (IHHC) service in Mount Gambier, supporting residents to spend their end-of-life days...

Lifeline end looms for travel agents

THE Limestone Coast travel agency sector is on its knees due to COVID-19 travel restrictions and the planned phasing out of JobKeeper payments next...

Entrance sign showcase

MOTORISTS travelling along the Riddoch Highway will soon be encouraged to take a pause in Penola with construction on the town’s long-awaited entrance markers...

Wattle Range open to merger talks

WATTLE Range mayor Des Noll says he is open to talks about council amalgamation, saying Limestone Coast local government entities would be “naive” not...

Rendelsham educator win scholarship

RENDELSHAM educator Sally Gower has been selected as one of just six scholarship recipients across Australia to participate in a professional learning program in...

End of the Lions for Bay

THE disbanded Port MacDonnell Lions Club has left the coastal township and surrounding district without a key service club and social outlet. The club folded...

Homelessness crisis looms in region

THE Limestone Coast is on the precipice of an unprecedented homelessness challenge due to COVID-19 and its impact on the housing market, regional agency...

Rail history turned into eyesore

A LACK of routine maintenance at the old Mount Gambier roundhouse site has left the city’s National Trust South Australia branch frustrated as towering...

Auction raises $190,000 for Lucindale fire-affected families

LIMESTONE Coast residents opened their hearts and wallets in aid of the Lucindale-Avenue Range bushfire, raising more than $190,000 for fire-affected families at Saturday...

Local acts to rock the rails

Following on from the success of 2023 Rock on the Rails music lovers from across the region are gearing up for this year's event. 2023's...