Toys find a new home

By Nasik Swami: The Naracoorte Toy Library’s relentless quest for a new home has finally come to an end. This beloved community hub for local children has secured a fresh spot at Naracoorte North Primary School. The move became necessary after the non-profit organisation’s current venue on Sandstone Avenue was sold, requiring them to vacate by April. Library manager Karen Sebek expressed her relief, thrilled that children now have a new place to borrow toys and enjoy the library’s offerings. “We have a new home—we will be moving to the Naracoorte North Primary School. They have graciously offered us one of their portable classrooms,” Ms Sebek said “The library reopens its doors later this month, offering toys, games, and books for children from birth to age 18 to borrow.” Ms Sebek called on people in the community to support the library by becoming members. “We currently have 36 active members, […]

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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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$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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Scholarships open for 2027

Students planning to commence or continue studies in 2027 are encouraged to apply for a scholarship through Stand Like Stone Foundation’s annual scholarship program.

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