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By Nasik Swami: Kybybolite Football Club’s Noel Black is South Australia’s Community Sports Photographer of the Year. Black, commonly known as Blackie, was bestowed with the award at the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) Community Volunteers Awards on October 11, 2024, in the William Magarey Room at Adelaide Oval, with more than 300 attendees. […]

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Where’s the childcare centre?

Big promises, no build as Naracoorte waits on old TAFE site project

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Naracoorte Lucindale Council owed more than $1m

MORE than $1 million was owed to Naracoorte Lucindale Council on December 31 last year.

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Boost for Robe’s electricity network

On January 28, SA Power Networks officially launched a new community battery in Robe, marking an important step in preparing the town’s electricity network for future growth and peak holiday demand.

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McBride’s push for childcare, education

Families are set to benefit from a bold plan championed by member for MacKillop Nick McBride, who is driving real solutions for childcare, workforce skills, and education infrastructure.

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Shire seeks feedback

West Wimmera Shire Council is seeking information from residents about council’s performance and community satisfaction.

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Climate grant for primary producers

Land managers and primary producers across the Limestone Coast are encouraged to apply for up to $50,000 through the Climate-smart Landscapes Grants Program, supporting practical, locally driven projects that help land managers and primary producers adapt to a more variable climate.

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