A MILLICENT church has continued with its long December 24 tradition of re-enacting the story of the first Christmas with a nativity play. St Paul’s Lutheran […]
Lutheran church reenacts nativity scene
Carols tradition continues
THOUSANDS of people are expected to jingle all the way to The Rail on Sunday for the annual Blue Lake Christmas Carols. A Christmas tradition for […]
Council executive announces retirement
MOUNT Gambier City Council chief executive Mark McShane announced his retirement yesterday and will finish his role in mid-February. Mr McShane moved from Adelaide to Mount […]
Roundhouse razed
THE rattle of train carriages winding their way through Mount Gambier and pulling into the roundhouse at the city’s railway yards is a distant memory. While […]
Cyclist visits South East to share message in hope of sparking change
A CYCLIST is travelling around the South East this week sharing the message every teaspoon of action contributes to big changes. Teaspoons of Change global citizen […]
Search on for community heroes
NOMINATIONS are now open for the 2019 Australia Day Citizen of the Year Awards. Award recipients will be recognised at the Mount Gambier City Council Australia […]
Lee on campaign trail
MAYOR Andrew Lee has this week lodged his nomination for the upcoming local government elections, seeking a second term in the mayoral position. While he conceded […]
Rail turns red for kidney walk
SOUTH East residents will dress in vibrant shades of red to walk a few leisurely laps of The Rail on Sunday, joining thousands of people across […]
Greco seeks second term to continue community representation
CHRISTIAN Greco has become the first of the current Mount Gambier City Council elected members to publicly declare he will stand for re-election following his first […]
Roundhouse to be razed
THE demolition of Mount Gambier’s rail roundhouse will go ahead without any intervention from Mount Gambier City Council despite a last ditch effort by an elected […]