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Top Mark: a lifetime of partnership

Top Mark: a lifetime of partnership

By Michael Waite, Founder/Volunteer, Naracoorte News. THANK YOU team Top Mark!  On behalf of The News team we want to express our gratitude to Trevor and Gail Pfeiffer and the entire Top Mark team for their advertising in The News.  Top Mark has adorned a page in The News every week since we asked for their support of our new community newspaper.  Literally we asked them in time for edition #2 on 13 May 2020 and they have supported your local paper – essentially helped ensure its survival – every edition since, up to and including today’s feature in issue 167. My friendship with Trevor and Gail’s late son Daniel was an incredibly special one. Daniel and I grew up going to Naracoorte Primary, riding bikes, playing hockey, and having a whole lot of fun together.  There was already so much emotion tied up in the launch of The News, […]

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Owners call it a day

Owners call it a day

It’s not easy to let go of something that you have built from strength to strength. Letting go can be hard because it means letting go of aspects of your past—aspects of you. And it gets even worse when it’s something you’ve helped build for 26 years. This stands very true for one of Naracoorte’s […]

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Volunteers play huge role at Art Gallery

Volunteers play huge role at Art Gallery

By Adair Dunsford, Art Gallery Board Member . The Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery estimates that volunteers contribute about 6000 hours annually towards keeping the gallery open for locals and visitors. The vital role they play was highlighted at the recent annual meeting of the Art Gallery Board. Gallery Secretary, Lesley Cook, told […]

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Austrian family return after 15 years

Austrian family return after 15 years

By David & Leanne Robertson. Fifteen years ago, back in 2008, David & Leanne Robertson were on a weekend camping trip with their family at Halls Gap in Victoria. Alongside them, was a family from Austria, also exploring the area for a few days. As happens, on camping trips, the two families got chatting and despite only sharing 3 or 4 nights together, a friendship was formed. Andy & Petra, along with their two young boys, were in Australia for a 10-month long holiday. As their date of departure was getting closer, they were making plans to leave their vehicle and camping gear in lock-up storage in Sydney as they hoped to return within a couple of years to see more of the country. After inquiring about options, it became obvious that this wasn’t a viable plan as storage costs were quite prohibitive. Having kept in touch with each other […]

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This year’s ‘Friends of Stand Like Stone Champion’ Grant Winner . . . Foodbank SA, on the Limestone Coast!

This year’s ‘Friends of Stand Like Stone Champion’ Grant Winner . . . Foodbank SA, on the Limestone Coast!

By Roger Babolka, Chief Executive Officer, Stand Like Stone Foundation. The ‘Friends of Stand Like Stone’ program, now in its 3 rd year, was developed to encourage and help more people become a local philanthropist for the Limestone Coast community. The Friends of Stand Like Stone program enables any individual or organisation to support the Foundation on a number of levels. Stand Like Stone CEO Mr Roger Babolka said, “for $500 a year, your donation helps us run the Limestone Coast’s only community foundation and continue serving the community we all love. Each year we aim to grow the number of ‘Friends’ and increase the grant allocation. As a result, the perpetual named sub-fund also grows, providing a lasting gift to our community and ensures the growth and sustainability of this amazing program”. The ’Friends’ donations are pooled with that of other Friends, ultimately providing the community with a major […]

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Post COVID business climate

Post COVID business climate

Opinion: By Kim Radok, Credit Matters. “It is not the strongest of the species that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change, that lives within the means available and works cooperatively against common threats.” Charles Darwin. It was expected that on the conclusion of COVID, the world would return to […]

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Royal Flying Doctor Service AGM report

Royal Flying Doctor Service AGM report

By Sandy Edwards. The Naracoorte and District Support Group of the RFDS, held their AGM on Tuesday 1 st August.  Major Fundraising for the year was Welly’s Poker Run, and a Lamb Drive. We catered for funerals, birthdays, dinners, clearing sales, held wood raffles, received numerous donations and bequests. Lindy Allchurch, Volunteer Co-ordinator from Central […]

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Naracoorte South Primary School

Naracoorte South Primary School

3rd August 2023 . By Mrs Kerr, Deputy Principal. Staffing Changes: I would like to congratulate Samantha Gale on successfully obtaining the Wellbeing Coordinator position at Naracoorte Primary School for the remainder of the 2023 school year. Sam will work at NPS supporting students and staff with their wellbeing. Thank you Sam, for your hard work […]

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New grant program to build skills and employment opportunities for regional and remote artists

New grant program to build skills and employment opportunities for regional and remote artists

By Country Arts SA. This month, Country Arts SA is launching a new funding program to provide financial assistance to regional and remote artists to access vital opportunities that build their skills, grow careers and increase employment opportunities. The Artist Professional Development grant is designed to assist regional artists to meet their immediate needs. This […]

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The Naracoorte and District Caledonian Society

The Naracoorte and District Caledonian Society

By Carolyn McLaren. The Naracoorte and District Caledonian Society has been busy recently holding some of its annual gatherings. First up was the annual ceilidh held at the Scout Hall, Naracoorte in June. Lunch was enjoyed followed by an afternoon of entertainment. The crowd were entertained with the pipes and drums, fantastic Scottish highland dancing, a whisky toss and a raffle and wood auction.  On the 1st of July the society held their annual day of the tartan event at the Bushman Arms pub where the pipes and drums played followed by the toasting of the tartan and a meal was enjoyed by all present. The society hold several events each year and everyone is most welcome. Please contact Ed 0475 428 989  or Shirley on 0484 299 256 for more information on the society.  On a sadder note we have recently lost one of our esteemed past Chiefs, Peter […]

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Seniors benefit from early home modifications

Seniors benefit from early home modifications

By Kate Laver, Stacey George and Yaz Dedovic at Flinders University. Most older Australians would prefer to remain in their home for as long as possible, but few consider age-friendly modifications that reduce safety risks and ensure they avoid injuries during their golden years, according to new research. Flinders University researchers interviewed 16 Adelaide residents […]

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Naracoorte Market Report: 22nd August 2023

Naracoorte Market Report: 22nd August 2023

By Graham Pymer, MLA. Cattle: LWB 28 – LWY 473 – LWC 202 – OAY 28. Naracoorte agents yarded 731 cattle this week, made up of 473 young cattle, 202 cows 28 grown bulls and 28 open auction young cattle, an increase of 104 head. Quality was again mostly good with the usual buying group […]

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