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Fire season’s early start
PEOPLE cleaning up for the fire season need to apply for a council permit before lighting fires, following the November 1 introduction of the Lower South East Fire season.
She’s a threat
Independent member for MacKillop, Nick McBride, says he sees newly-endorsed Liberal candidate Rebekah Rosser as a “threat” to his hold on the seat heading into next year’s state election — but insists his independence puts him in the “box seat” to deliver more for the electorate.
Lock up!
NARACOORTE police are urging people to lock their houses, vehicles, and farms following a series of crimes which have kept them busy throughout October.
Where do we go?
The state government has no plans to restore 24-hour police station operations in Naracoorte or other Limestone Coast towns, despite growing frustration from regional communities over slow response times and reduced police visibility.
Naracoorte Market report – 4/11/2025
Cattle: LWB 24- LWY 630 – LWC 298 – OAY 20
South Aussie kids’ book goes global
A new South Australian children’s book is taking flight — all the way to US classrooms.
Melbourne Cup day pairs
On November 4, the Naracoorte Bowling Club held their annual Melbourne Cup C. A. Koch Memorial Pairs. Ten pairs competed in windy and wet weather, one game of 14 ends of 2,4,2, was completed before lunch. Venturing out for the second game of three bowl pairs, the weather turned very wet and we had to disband play half way through the game, luckily enough ends were played to declare prize winners. In fourth place was Don Mitton and Warwick Dew, third was Trevor Pahl and Chris Bowden, runners-up were Wayne and Kaye Hawthorne, and Ron Garton and Terry Mahney won the day. Thank you to the Koch family for your sponsorship which has been ongoing for many years.
Limestone Coast Women’s Football League scores
Women – Round 7
Huge mismatches
Cricket report
Souths too strong for Naracoorte
Naracoorte hosted Souths in division three on Saturday.
Tightly contested matches
Southern Ports Tennis Assoc. juniors – Round 4
Naracoorte claims first win of the season
Southern Ports Tennis Assoc. – Round 4
Strong scores, big week
Bridge@Bowls
Darwin extends perfect start with 9-3 win
Naracoorte Table Tennis A grade spring season
Naracoorte RSL edges out Mount Gambier
Naracoorte RSL pennant
Tink claims back-to-back singles title
It has been a big week for bowling at Serviceton. On November 3, our midweek pennant team travelled to play Coughlin Park 2 in Horsham and came home victorious by 26 shots.
Lower South East Bowls Association results
Midweek open pennant: 5/11/2025, Round 5
Scholarship honours Poppy’s legacy
The Stand Like Stone Foundation and Bunge (formerly Viterra) are proud to celebrate the successful completion of the first work placement delivered through the Poppy Crozier Memorial Scholarship — a program created to honour the life, passion, and potential of young Tatiara local, Poppy Crozier.
Garden fair blooms at St Mary’s Vineyard
A tree-lined driveway and drystone walls will lead you into the delightful country garden at St Mary’s Vineyard, the location for the annual Limestone Coast Plant and Trade Fair.
Your Say: Australia’s constitutional history
Remembrance Day on 11 November 2025 marked the armistice of the First World War.
Vale Colin Heard, Naracoorte’s last WW2 veteran
The last of Naracoorte’s WW2 veterans has passed away.
Remembering the fallen
In 1918, at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, after four years of a catastrophic world war which had claimed some 16 million soldiers and civilians, the process of peace began.
Lloyd brothers of Naracoorte
During the 1914/18 war, the three Lloyd brothers from Naracoorte enlisted in the 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Drug drivers caught in South East
A RECENT regional police campaign found in one weekend 16 people driving under the influence of drugs and three drink driving.
She’s a threat
Independent member for MacKillop, Nick McBride, says he sees newly-endorsed Liberal candidate Rebekah Rosser as a “threat” to his hold on the seat heading into next year’s state election — but insists his independence puts him in the “box seat” to deliver more for the electorate.
Lock up!
NARACOORTE police are urging people to lock their houses, vehicles, and farms following a series of crimes which have kept them busy throughout October.
Where do we go?
The state government has no plans to restore 24-hour police station operations in Naracoorte or other Limestone Coast towns, despite growing frustration from regional communities over slow response times and reduced police visibility.
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