Naracoorte, October 03, 2026

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Naracoorte’s rising star

Naracoorte’s rising star

Leadership, determination, and the courage to step outside one’s comfort zone propelled Jack Barker to a major regional honour.

The 17-year-old Naracoorte High School Year 12 student and 2026 school captain has been named the Upper South East Lions Youth of the Year, a recognition that celebrates academic excellence, leadership, and public speaking ability among young people.

For Jack, the moment his name was announced was both emotional and deeply rewarding.

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Paid like kings

“INTERESTED parties” and “affected persons” have until April 20 to make a submission to a statewide review of minimum and maximum salaries of council CEOs.

Each council has a register of salaries listed on its website, which includes any additional benefits like cars, phones, iPads, and income insurance.

Salaries of SE council CEOs range from the lowest paid, $178,531 plus benefits at Kingston District Council, to the highest, $250,505 with similar extras at Wattle Range.

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Young drivers program

AN Austdrive young driver program will take place this weekend at the Naracoorte saleyards and on Carters Road which will be partially closed.

The program designed for 16 to 28-year-olds will run between 8.30am and 4pm on both Saturday and Sunday.

The program features real-life skills like safe steering when wildlife are on roads, understanding speed, fatigue, alcohol and peer pressure, overtaking safely, emergency braking, collision avoidance, and hazard perception to improve safety for learners and P-platers.

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Are parents accidental alcohol ‘influencers’?

Are parents accidental alcohol ‘influencers’?

By Professor Jacqueline Bowden and Sally Lauder at Flinders University
Experts are warning parents to think twice before supplying alcohol to underage children and to be mindful of their own drinking patterns in front of their kids. “Parents commonly believe that introducing their kids to alcohol in a ‘controlled’ way, such as a small glass of wine at Sunday lunch, will demystify alcohol and promote a responsible attitude towards drinking.”
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Lochaber WAB February meeting

Lochaber WAB February meeting

By Rosemary Miller
Jo Callaghan, our guest speaker for this meeting, gave a very informative and interesting account of her life in the Army. After training at Kapooka with the Dental Corp, Jo was posted to Sydney Barracks as a dental assistant followed by a position as a Recruiting Officer in NT.
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