Access to life-saving dialysis services in Naracoorte has reached a “crucial point”, with elected members moving swiftly to back a community-led push for urgent action at the March 24 Naracoorte Lucindale Council meeting.
Apr 1, 2026 | Article, This Week's Issue, Top Articles

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Full-time JP service for Naracoorte
by Naracoorte News | 26/08/2026 | This Week's Issue | 0 Comments
Full-time Justice of the Peace (JP) services are now available at the MacKillop Electorate Office right here in Naracoorte.
Food bowl fights back
by Naracoorte News | 26/08/2026 | Article, Community Stories, This Week's Issue, Top Articles | 0 Comments
Alliance demands permanent fracking ban
What’s happening at Naracoorte Library and Town Hall
by Naracoorte News | 26/08/2026 | This Week's Issue | 0 Comments
This year’s Book Week theme is Symphony of Stories. Our much-loved children’s programmer Tara from the library will host our Book Week celebration once again, and everyone is invited to join the fun.
Karen, Jacki win foursomes
by Naracoorte News | 26/08/2026 | This Week's Issue | 0 Comments
Last week’s competition, a Canadian Foursomes, was sponsored by the family of Julie Bagshaw. Golfers played in pairs, teeing off the first and the tenth.
Lucindale powers home
by Naracoorte News | 26/08/2026 | This Week's Issue | 0 Comments
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Moreton Bay upgrade call
by Naracoorte News | 26/08/2026 | Article, Community Stories, This Week's Issue, Top Articles | 0 Comments
Shared rooms without ensuite bathrooms remain at Naracoorte’s Morton Bay House, according to member for MacKillop Jason Virgo, who says residents requiring high-level aged care deserve better.


