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Walk Down Memory Lane
Stories of Naracoorte’s “good old days” came alive at the Town Hall last week as locals gathered to share fond memories of growing up in the district during the Naracoorte Library’s successful “Walk Down Memory Lane” event celebrating History Month.
“Do it for the right reasons”
More people are being encouraged to consider a run for Naracoorte Lucindale Council, with two current councillors hosting an information night aimed at demystifying the role of an elected member.
Calls for TV intervention
TV intervention
Come forward, nominate
Those interested in shaping their communities’ future are being encouraged to come forward and nominate for this year’s local government elections.
KNTFL LEADING GOAL KICKERS
A Grade
KNTFL SCORES: ROUND 7
A Grade
Players wanted for winter season
Naracoorte Table Tennis
Moots retain Tiger Cup after tough Kyby battle
Although Kybybolite narrowly won the second and fourth quarters, Mundulla led throughout to retain the Tiger Cup.
KNTFL round goes down to the wire
Round 7 of KNTFL A grade football last Saturday showed just how even the competition is this year.
Bridge: Rules are made to be broken
When I am teaching beginners to play Bridge, one of the (many) rules I give them, with the very best of good intentions, is to avoid opening with a Weak Two or Three in third position, when you already know that your partner has passed, and therefore not likely to be able to help in your quest.
Slam success at bridge tables
The Naracoorte Bridge@Bowls vice-president Sally Clarke and committee hosted a successful day of bridge last Thursday.
Confident play, quality opposition
In focus Division 1
Squash season serves off
Naracoorte Squash Club winter pennant – Round 1
Fierce battles across the courts
Lucindale v Kingston
KNTFL LADDERS
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Foundation backs 16 projects
Stand Like Stone Foundation has awarded $100,626 to 16 community projects across the Limestone Coast through its 2026 grant round, supporting local health and wellbeing initiatives, education, food relief, arts and culture, and community spaces.
Growing minds, growing gardens
Kaniva Kindergarten has introduced two new programs to support children’s mental health and wellbeing and hands-on learning in gardening and cooking.
Understanding COPD: The effects, symptoms, and common risk factors
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a progressive lung condition that affects how air moves in and out of the lungs.
Emergency services unite to save lives
The emergency services sector will unite on a mission to save lives, as the annual Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Emergency Services Blood Drive gets underway.
Dream-themed concert set for town hall
The Naracoorte Singers will perform their mid-year concert in Cabaret style, beginning at 2pm on May 31 at the Naracoorte Town Hall.
Swap Meet draws strong crowd
This year’s Naracoorte Swap Meet, run by the Naracoorte Historic Vehicle Club, was supported by Enviro Tec, Naracoorte.
Walk Down Memory Lane
Stories of Naracoorte’s “good old days” came alive at the Town Hall last week as locals gathered to share fond memories of growing up in the district during the Naracoorte Library’s successful “Walk Down Memory Lane” event celebrating History Month.
Auxiliary’s market success
THE Naracoorte Hospital Auxiliary was invited to participate in the recent Mad May Market, held at the Town Hall on May 1 from 9am 6pm.
Emergency permit for farmers to fight mouse plague
An emergency use permit has been granted to South Australian farmers that will unlock a powerful tool in their battle to protect the state’s agriculture sector from mice.
Your Say: Fracking debate
Regarding the fracking debate, there has correctly been much emphasis on its effect on prime agricultural land.
Surreal exhibition heads to Naracoorte
Country Arts SA is bringing Adelaide artist Dan Withey and his exhibition to Naracoorte this Friday, featuring bold colours, a strong graphic aesthetic, and subtle humour.
Vinnies appeal as winter bites
As winter approaches, the St Vincent de Paul Society is calling on Australians to support the Vinnies Winter Appeal 2026, with new data showing the increased depth of financial pressure now facing households that were already struggling to get by.
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