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Jul 26, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Bridging the Gap The Naracoorte Bridge Club is a great opportunity to play competitive bridge however it’s also nicely social & this was highlighted when our venue was unavailable recently & at the 11th hour & our quick thinking President, Jill Redway generously offered her home for the 22 players.  Our members are also indebted to Sue Hood who continues to offer the odd workshop, last week it was about how to best play a No Trump hand & it was heartening that 2 players used their lesson well on Thursday at the club.  Well done to Yvonne Hegarty & Mary Lush who both separately bid No Trump hands, achieved their contracts & top scored in their direction. Twenty ladies played last week, N/S winners were Jenny Clark and Rosie Legoe followed by Christine McDonald (special birthday girl) and Helen Cox.  Congratulations to E/W winners Janet Ottoson and Sylvia […]

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Promising chapter for Naracoorte businesses

The reinstated Naracoorte Business Association (NBA) is looking to rebuild connections, support local traders, and bring new energy to the town’s business community.

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Coroner probes Cody’s death

The Coroners Court has confirmed that the death of 46-year-old Cody Williams, who died following three admissions to Naracoorte Hospital in just six days, is under investigation.

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$500,000 funding redirected to new childcare hub

The state government has now confirmed that funding previously allocated to a childcare project in Naracoorte that did not proceed has been redirected to the town’s new $12.7 million early childhood hub.

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Well, I’ll be Doggone!

Dogs are gone, or at least wild ones prevented from entering SE Australia.

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Sharing stories, shaping the future

The Limestone Coast community is invited to celebrate a year of generosity, achievement and local impact at Stand Like Stone’s 2026 Year in Review event.

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A night of wildlife wonders for Limestone Coast youth

Members of the Limestone Coast Youth Environment Council (LCYEC) experienced an unforgettable afternoon and evening immersed in the natural wonders of the region during their third forum of the year.

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