AFTER sitting vacant for nearly a decade, the Naracoorte Lucindale Council has decided to knock down the old library building and begin exploring new development possibilities for the site.

THE Naracoorte Business Association (NBA) has gone into recess following its recent annual general meeting.

IN a compassionate reversal of a previous decision, the Naracoorte Lucindale Council has this time unanimously agreed to waive all cemetery fees for children up to the age of 10, excluding the cost of plaques.

with Kiran from HearClear Naracoorte

South Australians have rallied behind farmers doing it tough, raising $171,600 at the first-ever drought breaker lunch held on July 18 at the Adelaide Showground.

MORE than 350 back to school vouchers have been distributed by the Stand Like Stone Foundation (SLSF) this year to public primary and area schools in the Limestone Coast, thanks to generous donations from local people and businesses.

Cattle: LWB 20 – LWY 376 – LWC 195 – OAY 26

MORE than 977,000 South Australians now have work, with employment numbers at record highs.

SUPPORTING local industry, veterans, and community engagement in the Limestone Coast, federal member for Barker, Tony Pasin will host senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, shadow minister for Defence Industry and Defence Personnel, and senator for the Northern Territory, in Mount Gambier on August 1, 2025.

EVEN as a teenager, Resthaven project officer Sarah Stamoulis felt a pull to support older people living with dementia.

SOUTH Australia faces a critical choice in how it protects its environment—and nowhere is this more urgent than in the Coorong.

Three weeks of golf have slipped by with no report for the paper, so here it goes.

U16 – Greenbottles 7 defeated Redlegs 0

Cactus moved up the ladder into fifth spot when they narrowly defeated Fuschia 7-5 last Monday night. Cactus captain Steve Biggins won three singles, while Trevor Domaschenz and Bailey Aitken won a single each.

Great to see so many members playing on Thursday and everyone rugged up for the cold weather.

The results for this hand were all over the place, 5 contracts went down and only two made.

In focus Division two

A Grade: Border Districts 59 (D Shirrefs, P Moyle-Read) d Lucindale 26 (E Dempster, K Whakataka); Kybybolite 66 (T Mould, E Ewer) d Bordertown 58 (K Couzner, W Rowett); Mundulla 64 (L Dawes, K Hinge) d Kingston 38 (A Mules, T Nicolle).

KNTFL A Grade match report: Mundulla v Kingston

KNTNA A Grade match reports – Round 14

MUNDULLA came within a kick of causing a huge upset and injecting a whole new set of interest into the KNTFL A Grade competition last Saturday.

A GRADE