Mayor warns councillors

MAYOR Patrick Ross has told his elected members there is “no such thing as a personal opinion, you will always be quoted as a councillor”. Mr Ross made the comment as part of his mayoral communication at Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s August 22 meeting in Frances. Referring to a confidential meeting for councillors which was held on July 24, Mr Ross said he attended an elected member training session by Kelledy Jones. He described it as a very interesting evening which centred around behaviour and meeting procedure. “We have come a long way and there is still much work to be done on the way we all interact with each other, and the need for respect to be demonstrated in our lives,” he said. “I am incredibly pleased with the relationship the elected members in general have with the administration and the outside staff. “I will not tolerate council members crossing […]

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Full-time JP service for Naracoorte

Full-time Justice of the Peace (JP) services are now available at the MacKillop Electorate Office right here in Naracoorte.

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Food bowl fights back

Alliance demands permanent fracking ban

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What’s happening at Naracoorte Library and Town Hall

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.

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Karen, Jacki win foursomes

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.

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Lucindale powers home

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Morton Bay upgrade call

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.

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