THE unprecedented influenza crisis gripping Mount Gambier’s largest aged care provider continues to escalate with more residents yesterday being suspected of developing the infection. Two more […]
Flu crisis worsens
Cancer survivors lend support
FOR 36 years the Mount Gambier Cancer Support Group Incorporated has offered both tangible and intangible support to Limestone Coast locals battling cancer. The tangible ranges […]
D-Day looms for RSL
A TOTAL of 34 people could lose their jobs by the end of the week if the Mount Gambier Community Returned and Services League is put […]
Farmers find silver lining in rain clouds
THE multi-million dollar livestock sector is facing a bumper growing season in the wake of the drenching rains that have pummelled the region over the past […]
Protesters form blockade at gas drill site
CAMPAIGNERS against gas mining have declared they will not back down despite police warning they could be arrested if they repeat yesterday’s blockade stunt. About 15 […]
Sawlog timber supply hits limit
FORESTRY company OneFortyOne Plantations has revealed there is little excess sawlog in its estate to sustain any growth in the region’s structural timber processing sector. The […]
Bell on bail in $2m theft case
MEMBER for Mount Gambier Troy Bell has appeared in court for the first time after being charged with the theft of more than $2m dollars. Troy […]
Creative outlet helps refugee carve out new life in Mount Gambier
WITH one harrowing statement, Sadiki Kamuldele paints a picture of life in war-torn Congo. “I saw people killed every day,” the former refugee said, speaking to […]
Campaign to stop shack demolition ramps up
GLENELG River shack owners have launched a social media campaign and petition to save the iconic structures from looming demolition. The “Save the SA Shacks on […]
Abandon ship?
AN INDEPENDENT consultant has recommended dramatically scaling back services at the Lady Nelson Visitor and Discovery Centre following a comprehensive review of the city’s visitor information […]